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Canadians Sawyer and Wilson face off for Hugo Award for Best Novel Toronto area-authors Robert J. Sawyer and Robert Charles Wilson are facing off once again for science-fiction's top international honour,

Tuesday, December 5, 2006 I'm off to Berton House in the Yukon next summer Carolyn and I will be spending three months next summer in Canada's far north. We'll be living at Berton House, the childhood

pulling off one of his boots. From this angle, Don could clearly see his sons considerable bald spottrivial to correct, had Carl been vain, but neither Don nor his son, who was now fifty-four, could ever

pulling off one of his boots. From this angle, Don could clearly see his son’s considerable bald spot—trivial to correct, had Carl been vain, but neither Don nor his son, who was now fifty-four, could

pulling off one of his boots. From this angle, Don could clearly see his son’s considerable bald spot—trivial to correct, had Carl been vain, but neither Don nor his son, who was now fifty-four,

we’ll shut this probe off, too." # That night, Teltor took her young daughter, Delp, up to the surface. The sky overhead was black -- almost as black as the interior of the tunnels leading up from the

but Star Trek was taken off the air after only three seasons. But in another way, the words also turned out to be enormously shortsighted. Forty years on -- time enough for eight five-year missions -

provide a change of pace from the less structured,off-the-cuff interview clips. Carefully selected passages from Government and arts council policy papers on copyright would be used sparingly. Sawyer

The Neanderthal Parallax remains somewhat off. The Sawyer shows us that maintaining the static near-perfection of pointopian nature of both Barast and Gliksin Earths seems to contradict civic order and

but Bob and I hit it off famously, and have been great friends ever since. We’re both totally looking forward to our upcoming tour; it’s going to be a blast. For more information, see the Robert