1. tonyberkman Brad Pit's "World War Z" headed for Being the Most Expensive Flick of All Time

    Brad Pitt is taking it to the max in the filming of this zombie apocalypse based on Max Brook’s grippingly detailed science fiction novel.

    Brad Pitt bought the book's screen rights in 2007 and JM Straczynski had developed the script based on the novel.

    Apparently once things got going…
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  2. RichBecker The Company Of The Dead

    The Company Of The Dead by David Kowalski paints a vivid alternative reality that hinges on the Titanic. The epic story is expansive at 750+ pages (830 in paperback), weaving in covert operations, conspiracy theories, and time travel. http://bit.ly/SZaY8o

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    scribadiva

    scribadiva a la Philadelphia Experiment?

    3/05/13

    RichBecker

    RichBecker Almost. Very different.

    3/25/13

  3. RichBecker Earth Unaware

    Earth Unaware by Orson Scott Card with Aaron Johnston is the story of first contact with the Formic. Never mind that many fans have been the stiffest critics. As long as you as you bare the bad break at the end, it's one of the better sci-fi stories out this year. http://bit.ly/SXjOzJ

  4. RichBecker Amped

    Daniel H. Wilson gets Amped, a near future science fiction where people wear technology on the inside. And those who don't? They want to stop it. http://bit.ly/Mu4kA1

  5. RichBecker Fahrenheit 451

    Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury sets a blaze as it's made available as an e-book for the first time. The merit of 451 remains its ability to look beyond the dystopia and into the paradoxical nature of people. http://bit.ly/rFMBn0

  6. infurl Looking forward to the future of telecommuting...

    http://anybots.com/#faq

    One question that the FAQ doesn't answer satisfactorily is "What is it going to be like when there are no people at the office at all?"

    And, as some reprobates have discovered, leaving your office light on may fool your boss into thinking you're still at work. I give…
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    Theresa111

    Theresa111 Only people who are bored with living life would think up ways for robots to live their life for them.

    6/21/10

    infurl

    infurl You should tell that to the families of the plane load of mining executives who just disappeared in the Cameroons, all presumed dead.

    6/21/10

  7. glindaharrison As a former Liberal Arts Major, this cracked me up!

    I actually used to refer to the Bronte sisters as the Brontesaurus sisters (based on a funny line in a science fiction book).

  8. timethief 4Tracks 2010 - Ambient Guitar Improvisation - (original) by Janick Walther

    January 20, 2010 — Two days ago i saw a movie about François and Bernard Baschet. They invented fantastic soundsculptures. The great and surreal sound of those instruments made me curious in discovering some new sounds with my guitar. Due to the fact that i do not own those great soundsculptures…
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    infurl

    infurl I think you may be right. I can't find any of your posts that I can definitively recall seeing on the front page since I joined 'eggs.

    4/22/10

    timethief

    timethief I am convinced I am right. I don't know why it is that I can post things that never appear and watch people post after me witnessing their stuff being posted on the front page within a few minutes of submission. What to do?

    4/23/10