
Join us in discussing all of the Hugo Award winners beginning in 1953. Updated monthly. SciFi/Fantasy.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Join us as we discuss the eighth Hugo Award winner: Robert A. Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land.
Host: Christine D. Baker, a historian who lives in Vancouver, BC. You can find her at @klaxoncomms.com on Bluesky or follow what she's reading at... more
Join us as we discuss the seventh Hugo Award winner: Robert A. Miller's Canticle for Leibowitz.
Host: Christine D. Baker, a historian who lives in Vancouver, BC. You can find her at @klaxoncomms.com on Bluesky or follow what she's reading at her ... more
Join us as we discuss the sixth Hugo Award winner: Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers!
Host: Christine D. Baker, a historian who lives in Vancouver, BC. You can find her at @klaxoncomms.com on Bluesky or follow what she's reading at her websi... more
Join us as we discuss the Hugo Award winner for 1959: James Blish's A Case of Conscience. You can find the book on the Internet Archive here.
Host: Christine D. Baker, a historian who lives in Vancouver, BC. You can find her at @klaxoncomms.com on... more
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Content primarily revolves around the examination of Hugo Award-winning literature, offering detailed analyses of various novels since 1953. Episodes feature engaging discussions that merge elements of science fiction and speculative fiction, often diving into the thematic intricacies and societal implications reflected in these celebrated works. Notable episodes explore concepts such as morality, religion, technology, and historical context, making it a rich listening experience for aficionados of both literary critique and the sci-fi genre. Additionally, conversations frequently include guest experts from academia and podcasting, enhancing the depth and breadth of the discussions surrounding these influential texts and their relevance tod... more
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