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evelyn bedjane  9
06-23-2003 06:52 PM ET (US)
I recently came into possession of 300-400 vintage sci-fi paperbacks by classic sci-fi writers. There seems to be a complete collection for each author. Each of these books is one of a kind and all in mint condition except for dust. I have Farmer, Hopkins, Butler, Pohl, Asimov, Dick, and so many others I can't put them all here. They are all printed in the 1950's and 1960's. I am compiling a complete list of the authors and titles. Is anyone out there interested in purchasing these books? Do any of you think that these books are of any significant value? Thank you. Please contact me at bedjane@yahoo.com. I live in New York City-Manhattan.
Robert Kelly  10
11-16-2003 05:21 PM ET (US)
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tr_4x4  11
01-08-2004 08:19 PM ET (US)
I used to watch a science fiction movie each summer back in the mid-late '60s. It was about these turtle backed looking creatures that divided and looked like brain matter in the process. They would suck the bones out of animals and were terrorizing the country (like maybe British??) I can barely remember the ending... the people were all huddles in a church and the turtles were crashing through the windows etc... when something finally caused them to die off in mid attack... I was a pretty young kid... Any one have any clues???? thanks for your help...
Michael P.  12
02-28-2004 06:40 AM ET (US)
At the risk of being imprudent, I am going to sci-fi message baords all over the net looking for opinions, comments, new readers, etc. for my comic series "Starship Moonhawk". Upon entering the site, you will notice my webcomic first. The comic is somewhat esoteric until you download and read my e-novles that they are based on, but even if you don't, Starship Moonhawk, the Webcomic, is still a very entertaining read. I urge you all to drop by and check it out. Thank you for your time.

The URL: http://www.starshipmoonhawk.com
Victoria Silverwolf  13
02-29-2004 05:40 AM ET (US)
tr_4x4: The movie you are thinking about is "Island of Terror." Here is a link to the IMDB listing for this pretty good little film:

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0060548/
Richard T. Lynch  14
03-01-2004 11:02 PM ET (US)
Folks, I have a request/proposition. I am a newly published author (34, Atlanta) of a science-fiction novel called "Pendulum." It has been out since 12/21/03 and has sold around 100 copies so far (it is available only online for the moment). When I sell 500 on my own, the publisher (Iuniverse) will begin taking me around to traditional publishers to get my book in stores. The request is that anyone reading this e-mail click on the link below and purchase a copy of my book. The proposition is that I will at the very least carry on a posting thread on this site to discuss various aspects of the book, and I will autograph the book for anyone in the Atlanta area (or willing to pay postage to ship it to me). Further, if you like the book and recommend it, I ask that you please post a review at the link below and/or pass the word on. Thanks very much for your consideration and for any future orders. BTW, there is a description of the book at the link. :O)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...59?v=glance&s=books
Drexel Theatres Group  15
04-21-2004 06:04 PM ET (US)
Tickets are now on sale for the 21st ANNUAL 24 HOUR OHIO SCIENCE FICTION MARATHON which will blast off at noon on Saturday, May 1st at the Arena Grand Theatre in downtown Columbus. This year's films include the World Theatrical Premiere of STARSHIP TROOPERS 2: HERO OF THE FEDERATION including special guest appearance from award-winning special effects master and director Phil Tippett, the Ohio Premiere of ROBOT STORIES, the Midwest Theatrical Premiere of GODZILLA, MOTHRA & KING GHIDORAH: GIANT MONSTERS ALL-OUT ATTACK!, the rarely seen MUTINY IN OUTER SPACE and THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN, classics THE OMEGA MAN, TOTAL RECALL and THE ROAD WARRIOR, 28 DAYS LATER with the alternate ending, THE GIANT CLAW, and CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON in 3-D. We're waiting for confirmation on another couple of premiere possibilities. Plus we'll have Kevin O'Brien introducing his latest baked good opus SANDWICH, GRAVITY, SPACE BOY, DUCK DOGERS IN THE 24 ½ CENTURY and lots more cartoons, shorts, trailers for this summer's blockbusters and "new to the marathon" vintage trailers. And as always, the costume contest, posters, prizes, and more!

The CHILDREN's ticket has returned from deep space. That's 12 earth years or younger. Kids, please be advised that we are not a licensed, certified day care center. You'd better drag dad or mom along with you so they can monitor which R-rated films they'd like you to pretend to sleep through.

The other change is that the BALCONY IS NOW RESERVED SEATING ONLY. These Reserved Balcony tickets are available ONLY AT THE ARENA GRAND either cash or charge in person or charge by phone (614-469-5000). In person or by phone you may select your seats.

General Admission tickets, that's for any seat downstairs, will also be available in person, by phone or online from the Arena Grand at http://www.ticketmakers.com/GenFilm2P.dll/...e=5/01/04&TBP=27000 . As always, non-reserved seat tickets will also be available at the DREXEL (2254 East Main St, Bexley), the DREXEL GRANDVIEW (1247 Grandview Ave., Grandview
Heights), the LAUGHING OGRE (4256 North High St, Columbus) or by mail (please include a SASE) to: DREXEL THEATRES (300 Marconi Blvd – Suite 203, Columbus, OH 43215). There will be a $1 service fee for charge orders.
 
Ticket Pricing:
$31....reserved balcony – advance
$22....child, reserved balcony - advance
$28....general admission – advance
$19....child, general admission - advance

$35....reserved balcony - at the door
$27....child, reserved balcony - at the door
$33....general admission - at the door
$24....child, general admission - at the door

Please check out the SCI-FI MARATHON section in the "Film Forum" on the Drexel Theatres' website at www.drexel.net for the latest information on guests, additional Premieres or other films and anything else pertaining to the Sci-Fi Marathon experience. Be courageous and register so that you can weigh in on all Marathon matters not matter how momentous or infinitesimal. Pay no attention to those other maniacs who have already registered and won't stop offering their opinions. Somewhere in the universe there must be rational voices waiting to be heard.... Meanwhile, consider, if you will, spreading the Marathon's already vast reach and passing this news on to friend and foe alike. We need fresh Marathoids. Bring them to us!
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