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Product Description Featuring all-new stories by a dozen of the most visionary science fiction authors writing today, TRSF takes us to 12 possible worlds of tomorrow. Inspired by the real-life breakthroughs covered by MIT's Technology Review, celebrated writers join the freshest talent from around the world to describe what the future may have in store for the Internet, biotechnology, energy, computing, and more. Illustrated with an original cover painting by legendary sci-fi illustrator Chris Foss, the TRSF also features classic Foss covers inside its pages. INTRODUCTION Welcome to the 2011 TRSF, the first annual anthology of original science fiction stories from MITвЂTMs Technology Review. With stories set in the near future from celebrated masters and emerging authors, TRSF is our contribution to the tradition of “hard” science fiction. ItвЂTMs a tradition that stretches all the way back to Jules Verne, in which writers draw from the cutting edges of engineering and science, and try to portray how technology might advance in a way that futurists, economists, and other down-to-earth pundits canвЂTMt. Because of its emphasis on technical plausibility, hard science fiction has
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- Author
- Cass, Stephen (Editor)
- Publisher
- Technology Review, Inc.
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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