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Welcome Aboard the Enterprise by Robert J. Sawyer Last fall, I got invited to the Singapore Writers Festival, along with fellow science fiction authors Bruce Sterling and Norman Spinrad. Periodically,

such an establishment. Sawyer adds a welcome complication to his utopian and dystopian Reading Hybrids/Reading Hybrids worlds—providing enough information about each to recognize the So what is the

but rather would only welcome them in person -- it would indeed have taken years to prepare for the Sawyer / Blue Planet / 7 journey. "Are there signs of life aboard?" "Yes! Yes, indeed!" "Track its

taking their coats, making them welcome, and bringing them up another elevator to the fourth floor of the main building. Cody McGavins office was long and narrow, covering one whole side of the building,

taking their coats, making them welcome, and bringing them up another elevator to the fourth floor of the main building. Cody McGavin’s office was long and narrow, covering one whole side of the building,

taking their coats, making them welcome, and bringing them up another elevator to the fourth floor of the main building. Cody McGavin’s office was long and narrow, covering one whole side of the

Please join me in welcoming Robert J. Sawyer. (longer version for a program book is on the next page) Longer version (for a program book or website): Robert J. Sawyer Science Fiction Writer and Futurist

says Sawyer. “Well, I for one don’t welcome our new robot masters. This is my attempt to present a positive symbiosis — a world where humans are no longer the smartest thing on the planet, but

Mr. Rob Landis Mr. Paul Abell 1:00 p.m. Welcome to NASA Johnson Space Center Ms. Donna Kitchen Greet Guests at Building 110 Protocol Coordinator Proceed to Sonny Carter Training Facility