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Geekend: If geeks ran HollywoodIf sci-fi geeks ran Hollywood...SFSignal asked a bunch of top-flight sci-fi writers, editors, and bloggers what would happen if, say, a bunch of top-flight sci-fi fans ran Hollywood, rather than the usual collection of business-school rejects and soulless, jaded, film-school burnouts. Chris Roberson, Paul Levinson, Lou Anders, John C. Wright, Jayme Lynn Blaschke, and Angela the SciFi Chick all weigh in.Subscribe to TechRepublic's Geekend RSS Feed

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