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Book Of the Month Voting > August 2016

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Mary Catelli | 3341 comments Mod
Nominate a theme for our August book.

Feel free to nominate a theme that failed in past months, or one used more than twelve months ago

you may be asked to give examples of what sort of books fit the theme.

These are the already used themes:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...-


message 2: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli | 3341 comments Mod
Airships


Mike (the Paladin) (thepaladin) | 156 comments Role Playing Games


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message 5: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli | 3341 comments Mod
Books get nominated at book nomination time. Just because you have a book in mind for your topic doesn't mean it will win if the topic does.


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Clyde (wishamc) Dinosaurs


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mobius wolf (mobiuswolf) | 75 comments Mary wrote: "Books get nominated at book nomination time. Just because you have a book in mind for your topic doesn't mean it will win if the topic does."

I know. :o)


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Jeff Greason | 56 comments "Diamond hard" science fiction

No known violations of science, though of course speculative engineering or theories that go beyond current scientific knowledge but don't conflict with it.

Stories that score a 5 or 5.5 on "Mohs scale of sci-fi hardness"
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php...


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Sheryl | 100 comments Hollow Earth.

I think I read Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth" when I was on a big Verne kick in Jr. High, but I'd be up for that again, or ERB's "At the Earth's Core" or something else from the Pellucidar series. Dunno offhand of any more recent examples, except Mike Grell's Warlord comic series, which I dearly loved back in the day.


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Ian Miller | 50 comments Cyberpunk.


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Jessica Traverson | 5 comments Space western!


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Jeff Greason | 56 comments Jessica wrote: "Space western!" is that a thing??? Neat!


message 13: by Ian Miller (new)

Ian Miller | 50 comments Jeff wrote: "Jessica wrote: "Space western!" is that a thing??? Neat!"

Firefly comics? ;) Kidding. I mean, StarCraft also has strong elements of the Space Western.


message 14: by Jeff (new)

Jeff Greason | 56 comments Any other examples? I realize we're not nominating books yet, but I'd like to know :)


message 15: by Mike (the Paladin) (last edited Jun 28, 2016 03:58PM) (new)

Mike (the Paladin) (thepaladin) | 156 comments Six-Gun Planet ,Guns of Seneca 6 ,Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future ( The Return of SantiagoThe Return of Santiago) of course King's Dark Tower books and there are others I've read that just don't come to mind right now. There are books like Jack Campbell's ( John G. Hemry) Beyond the Frontier series which is borderline space western. That of course doesn't even scratch the surface of what are called "Weird Westerns" if those are included.


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