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Book of the Week: Lost Majority.

The Lost Majority: Why the Future of Government Is Up for Grabs – and Who Will Take It

Go.

Read.

This.

Book.

I first did when it came out in 2012 (heck, Amazon quoted my review in the Review section); and its arguments were extremely helpful in letting me see early the warning signs that the 2006/8 Democratic coalition wasn’t up to snuff when it came to winning the 2014 electorate. Go read it, and remember: nothing in there says that what happened to the Democrats can’t happen to the GOP, either. It can. It probably will, too.

And so, adieu to Multiverse: Exploring Poul Anderson’s Worlds.

Moe Lane

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Book of the Week: ‘Multiverse: Exploring Poul Anderson’s Worlds.’

Multiverse: Exploring Poul Anderson’s Worlds is an anthology of stories set in Poul Anderson’s universe, written by a cross-section of the biggest names in science fiction (particularly alternate history).  I’ve read a lot of books by Poul Anderson, and I’ll be damned if I can think of one that I didn’t like. He was just consistently that good. Anderson’s books were often a little sad – like H. Beam Piper, there was a melancholic streak in much of his works – but they were always worth the time to read. Seeing what a bunch of other crackerjack writers could and did do with his source material was fun.

Farewell, Ruled Britannia.  Note that Harry Turtledove has a story in this anthology.