Science Fiction Discussion Group

available from BARD.

https://nlsbard.loc.gov/bard2-web/search/DB126013/?prevPage=search_books&from=%2Fsearch%2Fresults%2F%3Ftype%3Dbook%26initialFormat%3Dall%26search%3Dthe%2Bobject%26initialLanguage%3Den

The object DB126013

Author: Calvert, Joshua T.

Reading Time: 15 hours, 4 minutes

Read by: Shelton, Jessie

Subject: Science Fiction

“Deep space holds secrets… and one astronomer for NASA has found a big one. But it’s not what she thinks. Dr. Melody Adams, a physicist and the Gemini North Observatory, was studying Pluto in the telescope data and it struck...

Hey Guys,

It’s bring your own book for this meeting, but please also bring any ideas you may have for our group read for November. We have five weeks this time, so don’t worry about length.

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The taking DB58300

Author: Koontz, Dean R. (Dean Ray)

Reading Time: 9 hours, 8 minutes

Read by: Michele Schaeffer

Subjects: Bestsellers, Occult and Horror Fiction, Suspense Fiction

Twenty-eight-year-old Molly Sloan and her husband, Neil, awaken to terrifying news of impending global disaster. As they lose all communication and watch an eerie fog settle on their small California town, Molly, Neil, and their neighbors brace themselves against the onslaught of evil. Violence and some strong language. Bestseller. 2004.

New York : Bantam Books, c2004.

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Hello Folks,

At our most recent Science Fiction club meeting, we agreed to read the book The Engines of God, by Jack McDevitt, for our February 13 meeting.

It is available from BARD:

https://nlsbard.loc.gov/nlsbardprod/download/detail/srch/DB41883

The NLS synopsis reads:

Early in the twenty-third century, young Priscilla “Hutch” Hutchins serves as a space pilot for a team of archaeologists investigating a long-extinct galactic civilization. Marvelling at the monuments left on distant planets, Hutch and her colleagues confront the natural hazards of new worlds and stay...

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Hello Folks,

It’s time once again at the Science Fiction club for a group read.

For December’s meeting, we’ve selected Inverted world by Christopher Priest.

There are copies on both BARD”

https://nlsbard.loc.gov/nlsbardprod/download/detail/srch/DB69875

and two Publisher Quality versions on Bookshare:

https://www.bookshare.org/browse/book/1020411

and

https://www.bookshare.org/browse/book/4162792

The NLS annotation reads as follows:

The walled metropolis sits upon tracks, pulled along by a giant wi...

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The NLS annotation follows:

The raging storm DB116366

Cleeves, Ann Reading time: 9 hours, 50 minutes.

Jack Holden

Suspense Fiction

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Mystery and Detective Stories

“When Jem Rosco—sailor, adventurer, and legend—blows into town in the middle of an autumn gale, the residents of Greystone, Devon, are delighted to have a celebrity in their midst. But just as abruptly as he arrived, Rosco disappears again, and soon his lifeless body is discovered in a dinghy, anchored off Scully Cove, a place wit...

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Hello Folks,

Another meeting of the Science Fiction club is coming around again.

Bring a Science Fiction book you’ve just read, or one you read a long time ago and tell us about it. Whether you liked it or loathed it doesn’t matter. We’d just like to hear about it.

Hello Folks,

Another meeting of the Science Fiction club is coming around again.

Bring a Science Fiction book you’ve just read, or one you read a long

time ago and tell us about it. Whether you liked it or loathed it

doesn’t matter. We’d just like to hear about it.

Hello Folks,

It’s time once again for another meeting of the Science Fiction club, the second of 2023.

Bring any Science Fiction book you’ve read, or even started, and tell us about it.

Hello Folks,

It’s time once again for another meeting of the Science Fiction club, the first of 2023.

Bring any Science Fiction book you’ve read, or even started, and tell us about it.

Hello Folks, Another meeting of the Science Fiction club meeting. This is the last one in 2022.

Hello Folks,

Another meeting of the Science Fiction club is coming around again.

Bring a Science Fiction book you’ve just read, or one you read a long

time ago and tell us about it. Whether you liked it or loathed it

doesn’t matter. We’d just like to hear about it.

Hello Folks, It’s come around again, another meeting of the Science Fiction club. Bring a book that you’ve read, whether yesterday, or decades ago, or anytime in between, and tell us what you thought about it.

Hello Folks,

It’s come around again, another meeting of the Science Fiction club. Bring a book that you’ve read, whether yesterday, or decades ago, or anytime in between, and tell us what you thought about it.

Hello Folks, It's come around again, another meeting of the Science Fiction club. Bring a book that you've read, whether yesterday, or decades ago, or anytime in between, and tell us what you thought about it.

Hello Folks,

It’s come around again, another meeting of the Science Fiction club. Bring a book that you’ve read, whether yesterday, or decades ago, or anytime in between, and tell us what you thought about it.