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Blood & Spades June 30, 2020 Marge Simon I’m pleased to welcome poet Michael H. Hanson for Independence Day month. You’ll note that the usual horror tropes are missing from his poems, which I find refreshing. I come away with the same feeling I get when I read Dickinson’s “Because I could not stop for…
In Defense of Manned Space Flight #4
A mere chunk of rock is survivable. It’s not likely to get all of us, though it could. Even if it didn’t wipe us all out, would a technic civilization ever arise again? We’ve mined most of the easily reachable resources around. Could we start over again? There are greater terrors in space that could…
Schrodinger’s Childs vs. Schrodinger’s MacReady: Quantum Superposition in John Carpenter’s THE THING
by Michael H. Hanson Two men sit on the freezing ground of Antarctica at night, exhausted, facing each other, wary of each other, the last two survivors of a great massacre, the attack of an unrelenting, savage, merciless, shape-shifting alien life form. Welcome to the wrenching finale of director John Carpenter’s seminal sci-fi/horror motion picture…
Episode 9 “Rebels” – Cobalt Blue
COBALT BLUE, Copper Dog Publishing’s daring new Young Adult/Teen Sci-Fi Serial Adventure written by Wayne L. Hanson and Michael H. Hanson Click the Link below later today to read the brand new Episode Nine, “Rebels” on Amazon’s Kindle Vella. Note: You can read the first three episodes for FREE on Kindle Vella. In a distant…
LIVE ONLINE READING at LibertyCon-33
Don’t Forget! Tomorrow Morning (Saturday) is Michael H. Hanson’s LIVE Online Reading at LibertyCon-33! Just promoting his one-hour virtual online live reading from his Elgin Award Nominated collection of Sci-Fi and Fantasy poems, “ANDROID GIRL And Other Sentient Speculations,” from 10:00 am to 11:00 am EST at LibertyCon-33 in Reading Room #1 this coming…
October Dawns
October is the magic month in Autumn, when nature paints trees with a chromatic brush, creating magical landscapes that all too soon shed their skins in anticipation of Winter.
