TO READ FOR NEXT WEEK:

Eurema's Dam by R. A. Lafferty

The Meeting by Frederik Pohl

I had meant to post this Monday, but of course I forgot, so here it is today. We'll discuss again Friday, or the Monday following, depending on if I remember or not. This year there was a rare double winner for the Hugos. I'll add links to the stories a bit later, I promise.

DISCUSSION OF LAST WEEK'S READING:

Prompts for discussion

Inconstant Moon: what would you do to react in a situation where you thought the world might just end in a few hours, most people don't know, and there's not much to be done about it?

And remember to vote for your favorites for next week

Ongoing list of material to vote on

Frankenstein

Forbidden Planet

The Day the Earth Stood Still

I, Robot (book)

Watchbird by Robert Sheckley

Equoid by Charles Stross

Shoutouts:

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