Episode 7: "Mortal Gods" by Orson Scott Card

Update: 2021-05-24

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In this review of "Mortal Gods", I try and figure out how to reconcile myself to the fact that Orson Scott Card is a great writer of science fiction, who also has voiced opinions that make it difficult to rationalise reading his stories without going against my principles. How does one separate the art from the artist, and should that be done at all?

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Episode 7: "Mortal Gods" by Orson Scott Card

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Episode 7: "Mortal Gods" by Orson Scott Card