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1. A Satan Carol

(Press Releases)

... feels neglected by the modern world that no longer blames him for disease and death. He plans to create a new genesis, a place where pepole will love him. For that, his son needs just the right soul. This ...

Created on 05 January 2012

2. Biblical for the right reasons!

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The Genesis Revelations is a new graphic novel written and illustrated by newcomer Peter J. Broom and is quite an impressive story with some clever and original ideas. As the story unfolds there is a sense ...

Created on 19 September 2011

3. Paul Meehan on Close Encounters and Remote Viewing

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... initial contribution to the genesis of RV was severely circumscribed due to lack of funding, and therefore he was employed only as an unpaid consultant during the early 1970s.  Later on, however, ...

Created on 26 January 2011

4. The Turing Test, by Chris Beckett, wins the Edge Hill Short Story Prize

(Science fiction books)

... Turing Test refers to Alan Turing’s proposal in 1950 for an approach to testing a machine’s capacity to think, an issue close to the heart of another Beckett, Bernard Beckett, in his remarkable novel Genesis ...

Created on 07 July 2009

5. Gray Apocalypse, by James Murdoch

(Science fiction books)

... theories, alien or otherwise, simply ain’t mine. At least on the page (if they share screen time with Gillian Anderson, I’m all for them). Bernard Beckett in his excellent novel Genesis sums up the ...

Created on 12 May 2009

6. Genesis, by Bernard Beckett

(Science fiction books)

More successfully than any other novel I've read recently, Bernard Beckett's Genesis epitomises the investigative ideal of science fiction. By any standards it's a short novel and at 150 pages is perhaps ...

Created on 21 April 2009

7. Genesis, aliens, Inkheart and the website

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... that matter). Imagine what would happen if they read the Bible!!! A review of Bernard Beckett's Genesis is forthcoming however - this is a gem of a novel, science fiction at its very best. And I'm ...

Created on 19 April 2009

8. Bernard Beckett’s Genesis

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This one sounds intriguing: Bernard Beckett’s Genesis (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, due in April). From the publisher: Set in a post-apocalyptic future that's somehow eerily familiar, Genesis ignited ...

Created on 18 February 2009

9. Aronofsky’s The Fountain - an interpretation

(Science fiction films)

... one critic complains: The Queen quotes Genesis, noting that there were two trees in Paradise: The “Tree of Life” and the “Tree of Knowledge.” Except it was really “the tree of knowledge of good and evil.” ...

Created on 16 October 2007