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Harry Harrison Make Room! Make Room!  Literature Review Harry Harrison’s Make Room! Make Room! is a classic dystopian novel about overpopulation. It takes place in New York City in 1999, where 35 million inhabitants compete over water rations, living space, and “soylent” burgers. The story mostly follows a detective who is trying to track down the murderer […]

Background of the Study Since childhood, Tacoma-born Frank Herbert had been determined to become a published author. For years, he wrote fiction with limited success while working as a journalist. He was hounded by creditors as he struggled alongside his wife Beverly to support a family. But his 1965 science fiction novel Dune, considered by many to

Significance of the Study: Sokar was a profoundly important and multifaceted deity in ancient Egyptian religion, serving as the god of the necropolis and the underworld. His significance is deeply intertwined with the funerary practices, beliefs about the afterlife, and the religious cosmology of the time. While his worship was centered in Memphis, his influence extended throughout

Literature Review On 24 February 2017, South African novelist Miriam Tlali died at the age of 83 in Doornfontein, Johannesburg. She was a visiting fellow of the African Studies Centre in 1984. While she was staying in Leiden, she worked on a novel and a short story collection. Miriam Masoli Tlali was born in Doornfontein

Introduction The late 1970’s were busy years for Michael Whelan. He painted covers for classic science fiction authors like Poul Anderson and Clifford Simak and newcomers like C.J. Cherryh, all the while establishing a stellar reputation with both the publishers and fans alike.  He painted aliens and spaceships, horror, sword and sorcery, dragons and far

https://www.exosquadarchive.com/Exosquad Archive – Exo Squad Review The setting of the show is the beginning of the 22nd century and Man has colonized both Venus and Mars. To help colonize and terraform the planets they had to create an artificial race; The Neosapiens, because of the harsh conditions for life on the planets. The Neosapiens were