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- City: In the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, it wasn't uncommon to believe that humans were just incapable of getting along peacefully with themselves or others. It's a theme...
- City: One persistent aspect of posthuman science fiction is that the future may not belong to humanity. It might be our creations, robots, that inherit the Earth; or it may be...
- Trouble With Tycho: Like Rogue Moon, which came out at around the same time, and presaging Arthur C. Clarke's 2001, A Space Odyssey in odd ways, this is a novel about the Moon...