J.D. Robinson
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"These sci-fi yarns explore the unintended consequences (rarely good) of humanity’s hankering for progress and technology, but these are not merely dour cautionary tales. This is a group of authors who put story front and centre: strap in for the plot"
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"What a ride! I was lucky enough to pick this gem up in its Kickstarter campaign. And I was very glad I did. These stories often put the science back in science fiction without ever losing the thrill.
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“They say that if you don’t know where you came from, wherever you go is home. Unless you’re walking in someone else’s shoes at the time, in which case it’s breaking and entering.”
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“They say that if you don’t know where you came from, wherever you go is home. Unless you’re walking in someone else’s shoes at the time, in which case it’s breaking and entering.”
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I had a few additional thoughts knocking around in my brain about the value of the stories humans tell each other. I touched on it in my previous post:








