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Send Questions For My Next Video (Patreon)

Published:
2023-02-14 01:47:31
Imported:
2026-06

Content

My next video will feature a Q&A with my patrons! Send your questions about anything scifi in the comments below! Thanks everyone!

Comments

Tuume

Have you ever read the Teixcalaan series by Arkady Martine, The Locked Tomb series by Tamsyn Muir? If not, I think they'd be right up your alley as far as deep lore sci-fi goes. If so, what are your thoughts?

Donovan (DMoN) Carr

Have you read Stephen Baxter's 'The Time Ships'? it is a sequel to H.G. Wells fantastic novel 'The time Machine'. It was officially authorised by the Well's Estate. Could I possibly implore you to do a deep dive in to Well's original Time Machine followed by a deep dive into Baxter's The Time Ships? There are far too many interesting things these books explore to not delve in to them.

Mason Emerson

How much Poul Andersen have you read? Have you read Brain Wave? How do you feel about it and other stories with John Wyndham-esque changes in them, where one thing gets an SF tweak and then we stand aside and let the changes roll in?

Isaac Dlugacz

Will you review the second and third books in the southern reach trilogy? And what do you think the crawler truly is?

Marc Thomas

Thanks for taking questions! Have you read (or plan to) read Gene Wolfe's Book of The New Sun series? I think it would pair well with your Hyperion Cantos videos.

Marc Thomas

What are some of your opinions on Dan Simmons' Ilium and Olympos books?

Ares Stormbringer

I've just read Larry Niven's "The Mote in god's eye" and would love to hear your thoughts on this or any of Niven's work.

Alexander

Who are your favorite aliens in sci-fi (both literary and on-screen)? What do you find compelling about them?

Charles Lee Thorp

A few of the technologies that science fiction has been grappling with for years are now practically upon us. Genetic engineering, cybernetics, AI… how do you view these? What lessons might we draw from great works of sci fi that might offer hope or caution?