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| | | |  Seize the Future | Spotlight on SF/Fantasy 2018 By Emily Wagner The genres that comprise speculative fiction deal with the impossible, the future, the never-was past. But they also almost always explore very current preoccupations, hopes, and anxieties in the society of the present. |
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|  Prepub Alert By Barbara Hoffert - Horwitz, Miller, Murphy, Okrent, Urschel, Wineapple: Barbara’s Picks, May 2019, Pt. 3
- Other Worlds: SF/Fantasy Previews, May 2019, Pt. 3
- From Henry VIII to the Radical Sixties: Historical Fiction Previews, May 2019, Pt. 3
- From Oliver Wendell Holmes to LeBron James: Biography Previews, May 2019, Pt. 3
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|  In Memoriam: Stan Lee (1922–2018) By Tom Batten With his catch phrases, gigantic grin, and enormous sunglasses serving as his costume, a character as colorful and iconic as any he cocreated, Stan Lee was a huckster and a hustler, a charlatan and a visionary. |
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| Books Most Borrowed, Nov. 2018
- The President Is Missing
- Texas Ranger
- Crazy Rich Asians
- The Other Woman
- The Fallen
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|  LJ Talks to Editor John Joseph Adams By Meredith Schwartz Editor John Joseph Adams is perhaps best known in the sf and fantasy field as a noted editor of short fiction, ut since October 2015 he’s also headed an eponymous long-form imprint at Houghton Harcourt. |
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|  Cataloging Creepy-Crawlies By Mahnaz Dar Entomologist Stephen A. Marshall’s Beetles: The Natural History and Diversity of Coleoptera helps readers distinguish their scarabs from their weevils. |
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