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2002
Offworld Report: November 2002 01/12/2002. The International Space Station gets a life boat, JK Rowling gets accused of stealing Harry Potter from a Russian author (translated from the original Klingon, surely), and Tom Doherty, the grand fromage at Tor Books, chats about his beautiful life in science fiction. 
The Offworld Report: October 2004 01/11/2002. The chance of finding life on Jupiter's moon, Europa, goes up a notch, the Washington-based editor of SciFi.com muses about living life in the shadow of the sniper's crosshair, and author Jack Williamson gets interviewed about his long brilliant life in the SF world. All this and more in our round-up of the best SF offworld the 'Nest. 
The Offworld Report: September 01/10/2002. A bumper crop of offworld goodies, including an interview with Nancy Kress, short fiction by Ursula K. Le Guin, and the godfather of US science fiction, Charles N. Brown, speaking out about a life serving in the trenches of the fantastic. 
Offworld Report: November 2002 01/12/2002. The International Space Station gets a life boat, JK Rowling gets accused of stealing Harry Potter from a Russian author (translated from the original Klingon, surely), and Tom Doherty, the grand fromage at Tor Books, chats about his beautiful life in science fiction. 
The Offworld Report: October 2004 01/11/2002. The chance of finding life on Jupiter's moon, Europa, goes up a notch, the Washington-based editor of SciFi.com muses about living life in the shadow of the sniper's crosshair, and author Jack Williamson gets interviewed about his long brilliant life in the SF world. All this and more in our round-up of the best SF offworld the 'Nest. 
The Offworld Report: September 01/10/2002. A bumper crop of offworld goodies, including an interview with Nancy Kress, short fiction by Ursula K. Le Guin, and the godfather of US science fiction, Charles N. Brown, speaking out about a life serving in the trenches of the fantastic. 
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