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Letters to the Editor
from Jeff Fulerton and A.X. Perez
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Books Banned Like Guns Banned
by L. Neil Smith
Suppose you were fond of books. You liked their leather
bindings, their fancy endpapers, the way they speak to you of other times and
places, the way they feel in your hand. You even liked the way they smell.
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Just Deserts
by Sarah A. Hoyt
Lately there has been a baffling revolt on the left
against “meritocracy.” As with almost every one of these crusades the left goes
on, it ain’t what they’re saying it is. And those of us on the right(ish)
who think that it’s all part of a master plan to destroy society so the
great communist utopia appears automagically aren’t precisely right. I mean,
most people on the left would welcome collapse, because, yes, they believe a
communist matriarchy is ONLY waiting for the “oppressors” who create
capitalism and patriarchy to vanish (oblivious to the fact that “capitalism”
is trading, which seems to be a natural condition of the human monkey and
not eradicable by any regime real or imaginary; and that “patriarchy”
doesn’t exist in the west.) But that’s not the point, because they don’t
think they’re bringing about collapse. They think they’re fighting injustice.
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Why Not Simply Quit Recycling for Free?
by Mike Blessing
Recently, the Albuquerque Journal, performing its
de facto function as a public-relations branch for Reichsmayor Keller
and his eco-fascist buddies,
parroted reported the City of Albuquerque's press release
about the plan of having the Solid Waste Department go through residents'
blue recycling bins looking for wrongtrash —
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Shameless Pimping for Pennies
by Harding McFadden
So, for better or worse, this coming Monday, after too
long a delay on behalf of this grumpy writer, the second book in my long
gestating series of juvenile (see: “Young Adult”) adventure stories, The
Great First Impressions Trip, is going to be available on
amazon.com. Deep
breaths all around, and fingers crossed that someone out there will be
interested in picking up this little bit of politically offensive, time
traveling, anti-authoritarian sci-fi. Though now comes the hard part:
Finishing up the next book.
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Confessions of a Prochoice Advocate
by Sean Gangol
I know that I am going to sound like a broken record, but
I had originally written this article a year ago. Like many of the late-term
articles that I have written, this one was put on the backburner, when more
pressing subjects came about. This article is somewhat different from the
one that I had written over a year ago. I had originally written about how
incredibly tribalistic the prochoice side acts whenever a member of their
group is called out for doing something immoral. While this article will
certainly make mention of this as well the other forms of hypocrisy that the
prochoice side has displayed over the years, much has happened since I wrote
the first draft of this article. One of them being the utter insanity that
was displayed by abortion activists during Bret Kavanaugh’s confirmation
hearing and the other being New York’s recent legalization of abortion in
the third trimester. These are two events that have actually made me more
sympathetic to the prolife side and even more ashamed to call myself prochoice.
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The View from the Past
by Jim Davidson
The past held many different futures. One of the
great joys in my life has been reading science fiction to keep up with those
possibilities, to imagine a better future for myself, and to dream of
possibilities.
Many long years ago there was a
bookstore in downtown Lawrence, Kansas called "Adventure: A Bookstore.
" It held a delightful array of science fiction novels. One
day in 1980 I went inside and encountered an important part of L. Neil
Smith, whose book The Probability Broach was for sale. It had
nifty cover art and although the author was not present in person, when I
bought that book and took it home, it came to have a permanent place in my
mind. Many years later, in October 2002, after an embarrassing meeting
with airport security (embarrassing for them) involving close examination of
my family accoutrement, I would travel to Phoenix, Arizona to meet Neil in
person for the first time. Do you know? He's really an excellent man.
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