Episode Thirty and Five - The Stigma of Sci-Fi

from Cracking the Spine · host Sean Curran

Zane and Sean tackle the perception of science fiction in popular culture. Is it just for stunted male children, or can anyone explore the worlds of the genre? Listen and learn! Music Used - Chancery Lane by: Honeychurch Books mentioned:Abomination by: Gary WhittaBream Gives Me Hiccups by: Jesse EisenbergDuma Key by: Stephen KingThe Martian by: Andy WeirThe Girl On The Train by: Paula HawkinsCorrections by: Jonathan FranzenFreedom by: Jonathan FranzenKilling Regan: The Violent Assault That Changed A Presidency by: Bill O’Reily, Martin Dugard Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: The Illustrated Edition (Harry Potter, Book 1): The Illustrated Edition

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