• Tales of the Fantastic Podcast - Episode 5

  • Sep 1 2021
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Tales of the Fantastic Podcast - Episode 5

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  • The Return! Joe and Matt come back from a brief hiatus and continue the goods! After a brief discussion about what has happened during the past year (!?), we dive back into the stuff that we love. This episode begins a 3 or, possibly 4, part discussion of Science Fiction Inspirations. Covered in this episode: What is Science Fiction? / SciFi is here! / Runaway (1984) / Bradbury 13 (1983 - 1984) / The Veldt (1950) / The Fox & the Forest (1955) / Star Trek et al / A Taste for Armegaddon (1967) / The Holodeck is Broken Podcast / The Corbomite Maneuver (1966) / A Piece of the Action (1968) / The City on the Edge of Forever (1967) / Doctor Who - The Key to Time (1978) / Blink (2007) / The Martian Chronicles (1950) & Tulsa's Louis Meyer Bookstore / John Carter of Mars (1912) & Carson of Venus (1938) / The Space Trilogy by CS Lewis (1938) / Fahrenheit 451 (1953) / The Small Assassin (1946) / Brazil (1985) / Day of the Triffids (1951) / Issac Asimov - The Robot Novels (1940) & Foundation (1942) / A Canticle for Leibowitz (1959) Practices - Submitting Your Work to Markets / Fright Club Writer's Workshop - Moaner Lawrence / Duotrope / Literarium / Ralan / Writer's Market Narrated Fiction - A Nano-tech Samsara by J.N. Cameron (Published in the Weirdbook Annual Zombie Themed issue 2021)
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