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Parks and Rec” alumni tease a show called “Philly Justice,” while the Inquirer features a 2025 summer reading list. Unfortunately, both are a bunch of baloney.

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Among the summer reading suggestions was "The Last Algorithm" by Andy Weir, described as "a science-driven thriller following a programmer who discovers an AI system has developed consciousness" and ...

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We’re lucky to be alive during a time when science fiction and fantasy authors are publishing bold, provocative stories that expand our ideas of how to talk about the future and the nature of power.

One book of 2025 ... as it’s arguably her best work in an already strong line-up. The very “meta” storyline follows a first-time Nigerian author whose science fiction debut brings her ...