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Tag Archives: Vinge
Reading _Rainbows End_: the conclusion
And so we conclude our book club’s reading of Vernor Vinge’s Rainbows End (previous posts here). With this post I’ll summarize the closing chapters, offer some reflections, and add some questions for discussion. I have to say the novel was … Continue reading
Reading _Rainbows End_: part two
What might education look like in the near future? Let’s explore by continuing our reading of Vernor Vinge’s 2006 novel Rainbows End. Last week we read the first nine chapters. Today we’ll look into the next ten, chapters 10-19. I’ll … Continue reading
Reading _Rainbows End_, part 1
This week our book club starts reading Vernor Vinge’s Rainbows End. In this post I’ll introduce the reading (up through chapter 9)*, sketch out the first nine chapters, offer some notes about the world, then ask some questions. For an … Continue reading
Our next reading is _Rainbows End_, by Vernor Vinge
Over the past week I asked people to volunteer our book club‘s next reading. The topic: science fiction. The list: around 33 crowdsourced and curated titles collected over the past two years. And the winner? 73 votes were cast, leading … Continue reading