Sisters Alice and Ann attempt to read their way through all of the Hugo and Nebula award-winning books. Alice is a mother of one who is trying to get back in the habit of regular reading and who credits her sister Ann for her love of the Sci-Fi and Fantasy genres. Ann, a mother of two, has been and still is a voracious reader who hopes to improve her skill at book discussions.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsScience FictionFiction |
In this episode of the Hugo and Nebula Readership Podcast, sisters Ann and Alice are discussing The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov. Written in 1972, this book won both Hugo and Nebula, if you are keeping track. This parallel universe sandwich type s... more
In this episode, the two sisters tackle the nebula award winner from 1972 - A Time of Changes by Robert Silverberg. Our man, a regular World con attendee, and prolific writer created a science fiction piece, and to us - almost a fantasy, while under... more
In this episode of the Hugo and Nebula Readership Podcast the two sisters are reading To Your Scattered Bodies Go or Riverworld by Philip Jose Farmer. It won the Hugo in 1972. The reason for the double name is that the first book - To your scattered... more
In this Episode of the Hugo and Nebula Readership Podcast, the two sisters tackle Ringworld by Larry Niven. The book won the Nebula in 1970 and the Hugo in 1971. While highly praised by the SF world it was a bit of a struggle bus for us both. List... more
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I really enjoy this podcast; the sisters have a wonderfully relaxed but sharp discussion style and they interact so well! I especially enjoy the POV of two grown-up women who have lived through the extraordinary changes in western societies and how this is reflected in SF. I am delighted to hear you back ‘on the air’, please continue and don’t let it wear you down.
These are not reviewers of science fiction. They ramble on and laugh at their own jokes…
I lolled hard the Ringworld episode. Hang in there, and keep up the good work!
I am not on the same level as these sisters. The concept is mostly very good.
I am not on the same level as these sisters. The concept is mostly very good.
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