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Book Event: Fairport Public Library's Festive Book Fair

Submitted by eDave on Wed, 12/01/2010 - 13:09
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This Saturday, 4 December 2010, the Fairport Public Library will be holding a Festive Book Fair from 2pm-4pm. There will be local authors

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Breakthrough in Photosythesis - Can Photosynthetic Animals Be Far Behind?

Submitted by eDave on Sat, 02/20/2010 - 08:55
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Max Planck Institute scientists reveal operation of long-mysterious portion of photosynthetic biochemical process. Click the title for more.

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2034: Writing Rochester's Futures - Order Today!

Submitted by eDave on Tue, 11/17/2009 - 11:28
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Books have arrived! Order 2034: Writing Rochester's Futures from our online store!

We are pleased to announce that the anthology, 2034: Writing Rochester's Futures, is being published under R-SPEC's own new imprint, R-SPEC Press. The cover price for 2034 is $14.95, and it is a 248-page, "perfect" bound, 6"x9" trade paperback with a nice, glossy, color cover rendered by David Pascal. A launch party is being planned and will be announced.

At this time, we offer you the opportunity to pre-order copies of the book, which makes an excellent gift. Please click the title of this post for complete details and ordering information.

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Member Nancy Kress on EscapePod 20090924 - #217

Submitted by eDave on Mon, 10/12/2009 - 14:51
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Member and Award Winning Author Nancy Kress has another story on EscapePod. Her short story, The Kindness of Strangers, is featured in 217th episode from September. Click the title for the link.

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Member Nancy Kress on EscapePod

Submitted by eDave on Wed, 06/10/2009 - 09:24
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Member and Award Winning Author Nancy Kress has a story on EscapePod this month. Her short story, Patent Infringement, is featured in the first release of the month as a Flash - a short short. Click the title for the link.

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Member Craig DeLancey's Play BUILD to be performed at Geva

Submitted by eDave on Wed, 03/18/2009 - 09:07
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Member Craig DeLancey posted news that his new full-length play, BUILD, will get a staged reading at Geva Nextstage on Monday May 4, starting at 6:00 p.m. and running till about 8:00 p.m.  Group's Google calendar More information by clicking the post title.

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"A New Hollywood, A New Marylin" by Craig DeLancey

Submitted by melvin on Wed, 08/08/2007 - 11:51
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The setting of our story: New Hollywood.

As if Hollywood could ever be other than new. They should have named it, "Another Hollywood." Or, better yet, "More Hollywood." Hollywood never grows, it never moves or evolves; it’s everywhere, all the time. Once you are in, there is no outside.

You may be thinking: Marilyn grew old, Bogart died of cancer, Schwarzenegger finally got weak. I too suffered from this confusion once. But think it through: someone named "Marilyn" died young, the necessity of a biological script -- but this death was incidental, as was her body, her individual mind. It’s the films that we know, that we refer to, that we care about. The thing that died -- it was just a fleshy shadow, obscured always by the more concrete cosmos of images, by the virtual and eternal (and so, most real) world of light and pictures.

I should know. I’m a Marilyn.

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Poor Devil

Submitted by melvin on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 20:00
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The death of God left Satan in an awkward position...

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So Far Away

Submitted by melvin on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 19:58
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Levine had been trying to get the classical station on the car radio when he hit the thing head-on.

He was doing eighty-three miles an hour, coming down the Interstate at 2AM from a late-night session at the agency. He had been thinking about the problems with his client, and about the problems with his marriage, and about the weight he was gaining, and about the hair he was losing, and about the bills that wouldn't stop mounting up, and about how some Vivaldi would maybe keep his blood pressure down.

He had been thinking about everything but the road. And that was why his heart nearly leapt out of his throat when the thing stepped out of nowhere and into his headlights...

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