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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Dark Matter

A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora

Book • 2000

Sheree Renée Thomas

This anthology, edited by Sheree Renée Thomas, features a collection of 29 fictional short stories and novel excerpts, along with five non-fiction essays.

It showcases the work of various African-American writers in the science fiction, fantasy, and speculative fiction genres, highlighting their contributions and the diversity within these genres.

The book includes works by notable authors such as W.E. B.

DuBois, Octavia Butler, and Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, among others, and addresses themes of race, inequality, and societal issues through speculative fiction.

Mentioned by

Chris Williamson

Johannes Mücke

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Recommended by

Chris Williamson

; he states it's a fantastic book.

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Mentioned by

Nat Eliason

as a comparison for his book Husk.

Becoming A Writer - Nat Eliason on his upcoming fiction release, traditional publishing vs. self-publishing, AI tools, tinkering, readers, launch plans

Mentioned by

Ian Sample

as written by

James Kinross

.

Your microbiome questions answered: part two

Mentioned by

Ian Sample

as written by

James Kinross

.

Your microbiome questions answered: part one

Mentioned by

Ian Sample

as the author of the book, which explores the new science of the microbiome.

Revisited: Secrets of the gut microbiome

Compared to "Recursion" as another multiverse sci-fi novel by the same author.

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Mentioned by

Rupy

Aujla as one of her favorite books on the subject of the gut microbiome.

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Mentioned by

Jason di Rosso

in the context of discussing the Apple TV+ miniseries adaptation starring

Joel Edgerton

.

Mickey 17 + Severance

Mentioned by

Nat Eliason

as a comparable book to *Husk*.

Launching and Marketing a Self-Published Novel: Nat's Plan for Husk

Mentioned by

Nat Eliason

as an example of a book with a minimalist cover design.

Q&A: Best Writing Tools, Building an Audience, Designing a Cover, Release Strategy & More

Mentioned as one of Blake Crouch’s earlier books and how it felt too thin at times.

How to Launch Your Self-Published Novel (Nat's Plan)

Mentioned by Dave as the author of the source material for the show "Dark Matter".

Episode 604 Dark Matter S01E01 Are You Happy In Your Life?

Mentioned by

Tim Mackie

as an example of a book with a single, easily identifiable author.

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Mentioned by

Dr. Finesse

as a fiction book about a man trapped in a box with doors to parallel universes.

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Mentioned by

Rupy

as one of his favorite books on gut health.

#285 What a Gut Healthy Day Looks Like with Dr James Kinross PhD, FRCS

Mentioned by Pumpkinberry as a book she recently got and was excited to read.

Ep 1 - The Ninth World

Empfohlen von

Johannes Mücke

, der das Buch von Blake Crouch kennt und die Umsetzung in der Serie lobt.

Wie baut man das antike Rom als Filmset nach?

Mentioned by

Mark Stay

as a previous book by

Michelle Paver

with a similar vibe to "Thin Air".

EP538: Michelle Paver | Research To The Extreme

Recommended by Kate to Quantal, who loves sci-fi and parallel realities, as a book exploring different lives in multiple universes.

Managing Time, Creativity, and Prioritizing Ideas with Quantal Langford EP 117

Mentioned as the second book Jess is reading, which has a 'Severance' vibe and is about a multiverse situation.

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