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charlynm_6 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello,
I just found out about this site...through blackvoices..
I am a creative writing major at york university and I live in
Hamilton. I have loved scifi since reading the chrysallid (sp) and
right now, other that t.o.'s Nalo's B
I have to admit, I liked both Chani's...Did you notice the attempt to 'dummy
up' the language in the miniseries? I feel like I am part of the Brave New
World when they do that...When anyone does that!!!
Laileana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:yeah, the costumes and casting sucked. I did
not like any
Actually, I wouldn't...
Laileana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:wouldn't want that:)
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Oh...'bout ta get me upset in here...
Laileana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I actually meant that the Sci Fi channels
version of Children of Dune was better than the sci fi channel
Subject: Re: File - membership_faq
1. Name: Charlyn
2. Location: Canada, Hamilton, On
3. Nickname/ Alias: Zebbie
4. Favorite Speculative Fiction Genres: all
5. Favorite Speculative Fiction Books: Brown Girl in
the Ring, Octavia Butler, I love all the star
trek..but voyager...that strang
On Jun 8, 2005, at 9:42 AM, Carole McDonnell wrote:
> O Mary! Lo! Allah giveth thee glad tidings of a word from Him, whose
> name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, illustrious in the world and
> the Hereafter, and one of those brought near unto Allah.
>
> (Sorry I had to go look at my Koran
I had no issue with the Islamic characterisation at all. I was a practicing
Muslim for 6 years and while some muslims honor Christianity, some do not. Just
as there are many Christians who honor Islam as a valid religion and many who
do not. I saw your verses from the Koran-but I guess it all ab
I did not like Dune the first time I read it. I bought it after I saw the Lynch
version of the movie and thought it might be cool, I was pretty young then. I
tried to read it again in college and got past a few chapters and left it
alone. I had a friend that is fanatical about the series and she
yeah, the costumes and casting sucked. I did not like any of the characters
really, well i kind of liked Chiani.
Lois
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Exactly, it was much more accurate...I couldn't accept Blonde Atreides at
all...and the ring looked as if it came out of a gumball machine.
wouldn't want that:)
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Oh...'bout ta get me upset in here...
Laileana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I actually meant that the Sci Fi channels
version of Children of Dune was better than the sci fi channels version of
Dune-which they called Frank herberts Dune and
Yes. I'm sorry about that. With the system I installed, if I post them,
they look like they were posted by me. I did not anticipate that type of set
up. Sorry about that.
The Content management system is set up for users to submit articles, movie
reviews, book reviews, blogs, glossary terms, qu
Hello,
I just found out about this site...through blackvoices..
I am a creative writing major at york university and I live in
Hamilton. I have loved scifi since reading the chrysallid (sp) and
right now, other that t.o.'s Nalo's Brown Girl In The Ring, my most
recent scifi read was short storie
When will we need to resend?
RS=D
"Anyone who would give up a little liberty for more security deserves neither."
Ben Franklin...My Fav links:
http://www.geocities.com/jagrslc/tv.show.swop.list.htm [My complete TV Show
collection for exchange]... http://www.geocities.com/jagrslc [My FF]...
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i have tried to watch every john sayles film since i saw 'brother' in
the early '80s. it also made me a fan of joe morton. sayles never fails
to have some sociopolitical statement in his films. one of my other
favorites of his is 'matewan.'
On Jun 8, 2005, at 7:12 AM, SciFiNoir_Lit@yahoogroups.
1. Name: Kevin Gordon
2. Location: Toronto
3. Nickname/ Alias:
4. Favorite Speculative Fiction Genres: Hard Sci-Fi (Yes I'm a
techy)
5. Favorite Speculative Fiction Books: Foundation Series, Ender's
Game, This Alien Shore
6. Favorite Speculative Fiction Authors: Issac Asimov, Charles
Well I've got to say I began reading it last year and finally had to
put it down. First it's not really the "modern black alternate
history" bit. It's "modern African-American alternate history." Black
encompasses all African culture, I think. But Barnes is dealing with
American history and pat
Yes! Yes! The sets and wardrobe designs pretty much created the feel of
the movies. Since it's already been admitted, I'll also admit I tried
to read Dune once. Of course this was when I was younger so maybe I
just didn't get it, but I got the feeling that Herbert was actually
trying to make it
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