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portable perspectives.
- By Gabriele Renzi
- Based in Hungary and Italy
- Roughly 11 posts per year
- First post on
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Most recent posts
When it came out, I started watching Amazon’s show based on this book, and I felt it was probably the best new Sci-Fi show to come out in many years. I didn’t have much hope …
I’ve watched a bunch of post-apocalyptic content when I was a kid. I grew up with post-apocalyptic anime of the desert kind and of the non-desert kind (Italy in the ’80s was a weird place …
This book by Greg Egan had been on my todo list for years, I kept forgetting it and rediscovering it and thinking it sounded great, but then not reading it anyway. In short, it’s a …