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ROCKET SUMMER is a new summer reading event, created by @michaelk.vaughan8617 in which we are reading CLASSIC SCIENCE FICTION for the month of July. In the first week of July, we have been reading science fiction from the 1800's through 1939. In this upcoming second week of July, we will be reading science fiction from the 1940's. In this video, I discuss my reading possibilities for the week.
The month is focused in the following way:
Week 1: The Beginnings of SF in the 19th Century through 1939
Week 2: SF from 1940 through 1949
Week 3: SF from 1950 through 1959
Week 4: SF from 1960 through 1969
Co-Hosts of Rocket Summer:
@michaelk.vaughan8617
@GrammaticusBooks
@bookssongsandothermagic
@GenreBooks23
@anotherbibliophilereads
@MysteryandMayhem
@BookTimewithElvis
@theliteratetexan660@LiterateTexan
@TheBookclectic
@ShawnDStandfast
@saintdonoghue
@BookChatWithPat8668
Books Mentioned as Possibilities for Week 2:
Heinlein, Robert A. Have Space Suit Will Travel, Space Cadet, and Assignment in Eternity.
Wilcox, Don. The Lavender Vine of Death.
Stewart, George R. The Earth Abides.
Campbell, John W. The Incredible Planet.
Bradbury, Ray. "September 2005: The Martian" in The Big Book of Science Fiction. Vandermeer, Ann and Jeff, eds.
Simak, Clifford D. "Desertion" in The Big Book of Science Fiction. Vandermeer, Ann and Jeff, eds.
Perri, Leslie. "Space Episode" in The Future is Female: 25 Classic Science Fiction Stories by Women from Pulp Pioneers to Ursula K. LeGuin. Volume 1. Yaszek, Lisa, Ed. Library of America.2018.
Merrill, Judith. "That's Only a Mother" in The Future is Female: 25 Classic Science Fiction Stories by Women from Pulp Pioneers to Ursula K. LeGuin. Volume 1. Yaszek, Lisa, Ed. Library of America.2018.
Thumbnail Photo Credit: Chris Bischoff
#rocketsummer #sf #scifi #sciencefiction #booktube #reading
ROCKET SUMMER is a new summer reading event, created by @michaelk.vaughan8617 in which we are reading CLASSIC SCIENCE FICTION for the month of July. In the first week of July, we have been reading science fiction from the 1800's through 1939. In this upcoming second week of July, we will be reading science fiction from the 1940's. In this video, I discuss my reading possibilities for the week.
The month is focused in the following way:
Week 1: The Beginnings of SF in the 19th Century through 1939
Week 2: SF from 1940 through 1949
Week 3: SF from 1950 through 1959
Week 4: SF from 1960 through 1969
Co-Hosts of Rocket Summer:
@michaelk.vaughan8617
@GrammaticusBooks
@bookssongsandothermagic
@GenreBooks23
@anotherbibliophilereads
@MysteryandMayhem
@BookTimewithElvis
@theliteratetexan660@LiterateTexan
@TheBookclectic
@ShawnDStandfast
@saintdonoghue
@BookChatWithPat8668
Books Mentioned as Possibilities for Week 2:
Heinlein, Robert A. Have Space Suit Will Travel, Space Cadet, and Assignment in Eternity.
Wilcox, Don. The Lavender Vine of Death.
Stewart, George R. The Earth Abides.
Campbell, John W. The Incredible Planet.
Bradbury, Ray. "September 2005: The Martian" in The Big Book of Science Fiction. Vandermeer, Ann and Jeff, eds.
Simak, Clifford D. "Desertion" in The Big Book of Science Fiction. Vandermeer, Ann and Jeff, eds.
Perri, Leslie. "Space Episode" in The Future is Female: 25 Classic Science Fiction Stories by Women from Pulp Pioneers to Ursula K. LeGuin. Volume 1. Yaszek, Lisa, Ed. Library of America.2018.
Merrill, Judith. "That's Only a Mother" in The Future is Female: 25 Classic Science Fiction Stories by Women from Pulp Pioneers to Ursula K. LeGuin. Volume 1. Yaszek, Lisa, Ed. Library of America.2018.
Thumbnail Photo Credit: Chris Bischoff
#rocketsummer #sf #scifi #sciencefiction #booktube #reading
