Reviews and Blog Posts: Sci-Fi

Continuum. Season one

For those of you who watch Sci-Fi purely for the tech, you won't be disappointed. This is an interesting take on time travel and associated quandaries as well as a discussion about the extreme conclusion of privatization and how tech changes the way that we think. The stories take place...

The(Probably) Awesome book club is indeed AWESOME!

these people had no problem getting out. just sayin'

We had our first meeting on Saturday (where were you?! It was only like 7 inches of snow!) and I think I can officially say that the (probably) can be changed to CAPS LOCK AWESOME! We talked about what kinds of books we like and everyone had read something that no one else had, which was super cool.

Our next meeting is Saturday, April 20 from 10-11:30 a.m. in the Burnham Hoyt book club room at the Central Library. We’re reading Glow by Amy Ryan. If you want to join us, read the book and come hang out. We’ll have coffee and donuts. If you don’t get a chance to read the book in time but want to join the book club, come by anyway. We’ll be picking books for the next sessions plus talking about the book we read. I’m pretty sure no one bites.

Crewel / Gennifer Albin.

by Gennifer Albin

DPL Rating:
4

In Arras, everything is peaceful due to the work of the Guild. Only Spinsters are able to manipulate the weave of time and reality so that people remain calm and peaceful, and have food and housing. Adelice has the ability to touch the weave of reality, but her family has...

Barbarella Meets Brini: When Girls Collide

Jane Fonda as Barbarella

Houston, we have a FABULOUS problem.

Almost Midnight -- our 10th anniversary film series -- really goes into orbit this Tuesday when Fresh City Life presents one of the campiest, cult Sci-Fi movies ever made.

Barbarella: Film presentation hosted by author Brini Maxwell
Tuesday, October 16, 6-9 p.m.

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