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Use for identifying a work of SF or Fantasy, including novels, movies, comic books, fanfic, TV series, video games, etc. Use with other tags to specify the type of media, eg. [short-stories]. Use [episode-identification] for identifying a single episode of a known series, whether TV, book, or comic. Use [actor-identification], [character-identification], [music-identification], or [object-identification] for those specific ID requests instead.
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Ace novel (?) - alternate universe hopping couple
Possibly Murray Leinster's Gateway to Elsewhere, published in 1954 in Ace Double D-53 (with A. E. Van Vogts's The Weapon Shops of Isher).
The cover has a giant head and a man with a woman:
and from t …
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What is the other (besides Davidson’s ‘Full Chicken Richness’) SF story (pre 1998) centred o...
Howard Waldrop's The Ugly Chickens won the 1980 Nebula for best novelette and 1981 World Fantasy Award for short fiction. It's about an ornithologist who encounters someone by chance who mentions not …
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What novel featured a main character using a deck of cards as triage cards?
This is The Last Hot Time by the great John M. Ford. Published 2001.
The city in question indeed is Chicago, in a post apocalyptic world brought on by Faerie re-connecting with our world and the elves …
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Sci-Fi Book with a girl who travels through space with a laptop
Could be Diane Duane's High Wizardry, third in her Young Wizards series.
In it, Dairine, the younger sister of Nita, one of the protagonists of the first two books, is given a computer and manages to …
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Story where "little David" term is used, perhaps some sort of catapult
Heinlein's 1951 book Between Planets has an experimental spaceship named the Little David, built by and used by rebels on Venus to intercept an Earth fleet meant to put down a rebellion on Mars.
Wit …
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I remember a Sat morning sci fi show in the 70’s or 80’s that feature an all teenage crew ma...
I believe you're remembering Earth Star Voyager, a two-part Disney mini series from 1988 that was a stealth pilot for a tv series that never got picked up.
The premise is that in the future, the Earth …
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Sci-fi novel about a teen boy that's trying to figure out why people are disappearing
I think it's Human.4 by Mike Lancaster.
The WorldCat summary:
Fifteen-year-old Kyle was hypnotized when humanity was upgraded to 1.0, and he, incompatible with the new technology, exposes its terrify …
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Sci-fi novel from 1980s on an ocean world with small population
Could be The Jesus Incident by Frank Herbert and Bill Ransom, or a sequel. It was published in 1979; the sequels in the 80's.
The survivors of the events of the earlier book Destination: Void (Involvi …
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Legendary Character, the True Story
The Farsala trilogy by Hilari Bell. Fall Of A Kingdom, Rise Of A Hero, and Forging The Sword.
From a Goodreads review:
Throw in an enemy empire with a relatively liberal system of laws and a traditio …
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Looking for a SF anthology including a story in which humans arrive on a planet and mistake ...
humans arrive on a planet, mistake the cows for intelligent life, turns out the trees are the intelligent ones, and treats the human like a daisy, pulling off their limbs.
That sounds like Iain M.Ba …
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World weavers or something, a double seven child without magic
The Worldweavers series by Alma Alexander?
From the description of the first book, Gift of the Unmage:
Thus says Cheveyo: mage, teacher, the first person in Thea's life to remain unimpressed by her l …
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Short story about the ultimate paradox: Computer tries to solve the riddle "I always lie" an...
The Monkey Wrench by Gordon Dickson is set on a Venus weather stati, not a space station but otherwise fits.
From the linked Wikipedia description:
Despite that, Cary happily makes a bet that he coul …
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Book I read in 2004-05 about a scary energy ball that can communicate
So You Want to Be a Wizard by Diane Duane (first book of her Young Wizards series) has a 13 year old girl protagonist (Nita), and a sentient white hole (Fred) who talks. Fred doesn't want to destroy a …
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Older fantasy book series about a boy who trains with a demon to become a wizard
Robert Asprin's Myth Adventures series?
The young wizard Skeeve is apprenticed to the demon (dimensional traveler) Aahz, from the dimension Perv (he's a Pervect; don't dare call him a Pervert), who i …
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Sci-fi book with a male protagonist whose consciousness is transferred into other bodies (in...
This is Piers Anthony's Cluster series, the first book of which is Cluster from 1977. From the Wikipedia description:
Sphere Sol's highest-Kirlian individual at the time is Flint, a green-skinned nat …
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