Heinlein
Heinlein has been mentioned or cited more than a hundred times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'Black Gate' contains more than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Heinlein was highly popular in December, 2016.
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[...] children first", which are "Bateman's Principle", one, and two, something even Heinlein understood. When Heinlein understands something about human sexuality, and you don't, just... [...]
friendofsophia.blogspot.com
[...] read to me when I was young, like mothers do. But instead of Dr. Seuss or Betsy Byars, it was Heinlein. Bradbury. Asimov. Stories of new worlds, new ideas, and possibilities for the future. It was a [...]
talkhouse.com
[...] SF alongside Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, Heinlein had sold 11.5 million books by the early 1980s and about 50 million in total to date. 19) Arkady [...]
therockandrolltimes.com
[...] With Tribbles”, which Coon helped craft into a hit from a story that was mostly a rehash of a Heinlein short. But he was also responsible for the inappropriate bouts of laughter the entire bridge [...]
trekmovie.com
[...] creates a better world. Sean Crawford November Calgary 2016 The books referred to are: By Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and Starship Troopers. Both works won the Hugo award, both are [...]
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essaysbysean.blogspot.com
[...] read to me when I was young, like mothers do. But instead of Dr. Seuss or Betsy Byars, it was Heinlein. Bradbury. Asimov. Stories of new worlds, new ideas, and possibilities for the future. It was a [...]
talkhouse.com
[...] Drive. She actually had a skull in her possession," Sacramento, CA, police Sgt. Bryce Heinlein said. It sounds like a story fit for Halloween, but that was an actual call to police on [...]
policemag.com
[...] essaysbysean.blogspot.com Or A Narrow Look at an Aspect of my favorite writer Robert A. Heinlein: He’s loved, he’s hated. He was a giant, the first (and only?) writer to put that silly space [...]
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essaysbysean.blogspot.com
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