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Idlewild Trilogy
i d l e w i l d
"Sagan has a ferocious imagination."
-- Stephen Baxter
e d e n b o r n
"One of the best post-apocalyptic novels you will ever read."
-- SFX Magazine
e v e r f r e e
"Sagan's mind-blowing post-apocalyptic trilogy comes to a satisfying, terrifying conclusion."
-- Kirkus Reviews
Shrapnel
Aristeia Rising
"An intense and intelligent story partnered with art that makes your eyes drool."-- Ain't It Cool News
Hubris
"Lord, this is epic. If you thought the first volume of the Shrapnel series was intense, brutal, and dark, just wait until you get your hands on its follow up."-- Comics Bulletin
Futurism
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Future Proof
"A delightful 'expedition in search of the future,' providing clear explanations of today's cutting-edge technologies to find where science fiction has become reality."-- Publishers Weekly
Star Trek
Voyager: Season 5
"Year five of Star Trek: Voyager is the greatest achievement in its seven year run. This is Voyager in its prime, and in its absolute top form."-- DVD Answers
TNG: Season 7
"One of Next Generation's best seasons ever... The series was at the top of its game, consistently turning out episodic sci-fi hours that felt fresh and captured the imagination."-- SciFi.com
Computer Games
Zork Nemesis
"The story is dark and gripping. Numerous subplots and twists are heightened by a surprise climactic revelation. Character developments are complex. The portrayals of the dark side of mankind in these characters are chilling."
-- The Adventure Collective
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We could celebrate it with a new story about Halloween and his siblings?
Posted by: Joe | October 31, 2010 at 11:23 PM
I like that idea, Joe. Can't do it this year, but the idea of putting out a new Idlewild short story for Halloween 2011 really appeals to me. Thanks for suggesting it!
Posted by: Nick Sagan | November 05, 2010 at 06:56 PM
An Idlewild short story would be fantastic! Seeing a glimpse into Hal's life before the Calliope surge would be pretty interesting.. just an idea heh.
Posted by: Amanda | November 07, 2010 at 01:15 AM
I have just read idlewild for the fourth time, needless to say its my favourite and everytime i do, i check out this site, hoping and praying for news for a new release, anything new in the future, big big fan, cheers
Posted by: Keir Bell | May 03, 2011 at 01:45 PM
Sadly, no short story this year. The silver lining: I am working on something Idlewild related and I'm looking forward to sharing news on that when the time is right.
Posted by: Nick Sagan | October 31, 2011 at 05:00 PM
Your Dad was and continues to be a hero of mine. Thank you for sharing YOUR ideals with the world, Nick. Your Dad's book Billions and Billions: Thoughts on Life and Death at the Brink of the Millennium (including the profound Epilogue) has changed my life for the better. ~Heather (((Psychology-Neuroscientist/Medical Researcher/Cancer Researcher/ Owner of Uncommon Research TM, LLC)))
Posted by: Heather Elise | December 13, 2011 at 08:11 AM