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Paul Levinson, PhD, is an author, professor, and media commentator. His first novel, The Silk Code, won the Locus Award for best first science fiction novel of 1999. Entertainment Weekly called his 2006 novel, The Plot to Save Socrates, “challenging fun”. Both novels were reissued as "author's cut" ebooks in 2012, and Unburning Alexandria, sequel to The Plot to Save Socrates, was published in 2013. Chronica - the third novel in the Sierra Waters time travel trilogy - followed in 2014. His nine nonfiction books on the history and future of media have been translated into a dozen languages around the world, and have been reviewed in The New York Times, Wired, and major newspapers and magazines. Two shorter books, McLuhan in an Age of Social Media and Fake News in Real Context, were published in 2015-2016, and are frequently updated. Levinson appears on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, NPR, and numerous other television and radio shows. His 1972 album, Twice Upon a Rhyme, has been reissued on CD and remastered vinyl and is available on Bandcamp and iTunes. His first new album since Twice Upon A Rhyme - Welcome Up: Songs of Space Time - was released by Old Bear Records on vinyl, CD, and digital in 2020. Levinson is Professor of Communication and Media Studies at Fordham University in NYC.

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Paul Levinson

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Books from Paul Levinson

The Mammoth Book of Time Travel SF

The Plot to Save Socrates

A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon, Texas

The Best Time Travel Stories of All Time

The Silk Code

Altered States: a cyberpunk sci-fi anthology

The Consciousness Plague

Alias Assumed: Sex, Lies and SD-6

Digital McLuhan: A Guide to the Information Millennium

New New Media

The Chronology Protection Case

Unburning Alexandria

Xanadu 3

Analog Science Fiction and Fact, December 2013

The Essential Sopranos Reader

Sci Phi Journal #4, March 2015: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

The Pixel Eye

Science Fiction for the Throne: One-Sitting Reads

May The Ferrymen Take You

Marilyn and Monet