Topic: Alternate Histories

Ray Bradbury Succumbs to the E-Book; Better Know Your Alternate Histories

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Today in books: The market factors that helped Ray Bradbury get over his digital publishing skepticism, another Quentin Rowan apology, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's 17-year-long legal fight over A Death Foretold is over.

By Ray Gustini

Jun 9, 2011

Does 'X-Men: First Class' Whitewash the 1960s?

It depends whom you ask. Here, we lay out the arguments for and against this thesis

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