How Peter David, Star Trek, And A Sense of Wonder Led To Valiant Frontiers
I still remember the first time a line of fiction did more than entertain me—it redirected the shape of my curiosity. Peter David’s Star Trek novel The Captain’s Daughter arrived at just the right moment and showed me what science fiction could be: characters who change, ideas that haunt you, and moral puzzles that don’t wrap up […]
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The Unsung Heroes of Sci-Fi And Fantasy: John Brunner, Prophet Of Digital Dystopia
Everyone knows the Big Three of science fiction—Asimov, Clarke, and Heinlein. Walk into any bookstore, mention classic sci-fi, and those three names roll off tongues like a sacred incantation. But here’s the problem with literary canonization: it creates blind spots the size of entire galaxies. While we’ve been genuflecting before the Big Three, we’ve allowed […]
