Science Fiction Discussion Group

Our book, The Best of All Possible Worlds, is available both from BARD and in Publisher Quality from Bookshare.
The BARD version is at:
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.nls/db.82117

For our next book, we’ve chosen a thriller across universes in Dark Matter by Blake Crouch.
The next meeting of the Science Fiction club will be on Thursday, March 9, 2017.
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For our next book, we’ve chosen a classic adventure story on a far future Earth in Hothouse by Brian W. Aldiss.

Our book, Mission: Tomorrow is available as a digital download from BARD. You can find the download link on the following page::

Our next book is a tale of “space exploration and alien contact from one of science fiction’s greatest writers” in The Avatar by Poul Anderson.

Our book, A Night without Stars, is available in Publisher Quality from Bookshare at:
https://www.bookshare.org/browse/book/1368058

Our next book is a tale of first contact with not one but three aliens, on a planet which might be humanity’s last chance, in Jem by Frederik Pohl.
Our book, Jem by Frederik Pohl, is available from BARD. The download link is:

Our book, The Flicker Men, is available from BARD at:
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.nls/db.83173
The NLS Annotation reads:

For our next book we’ve chosen a tale of interstellar adventure and war in the first book in the Vatta’s War series, Trading in Danger by Elizabeth Moon.

We’ve selected the classic, The White Mountains, and its sequel, The City of Gold and Lead, the first two books in the original Tripods trilogy by John Christopher.

we’ve chose a classic that most of us have read and enjoyed very much, and will happily read again, Way Station by Clifford D. Simak.