karen_w_newton (karen_w_newton) wrote,
karen_w_newton
karen_w_newton
  • Mood: pleased

Scientific but not American

The April issue of Scientific American arrived this morning, with a wonderful editorial about the close relationship between science and science fiction, I checked out their website but couldn't find the editorial. I did find a nice obit of Arthur C. Clarke. a summation of his career and the honors he received. I loved the closing line:

"His impact, you might say, was indistinguishable from magic."
Tags: science fiction, writers
Subscribe

  • Pride and Prejudice (NOT about Jane Austen)

    Okay, I am going to start with Jane Austen, but this post isn't about her, I promise. The original title of P&P was First Impressions. Not nearly as…

  • Why YA?

    "Young adult" is an interesting genre. Some folks don't even think it's a genre. If you think about the literal meaning of "young adult," it's really…

  • A rose by any other name

    "What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet." Shakespeare's famous line refers to the fact that something is…

  • Post a new comment

    Error

    Anonymous comments are disabled in this journal

    switch
    default userpic
    Help
  • 0 comments