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It’s hump day, new television is pretty much not happening (hell, most of the mid-season shows have already been cancelled).

What to do? Well, if you are stuck at your computer trying to look busy, there are worse ways to kill the rest of the week than kicking back and reading Alan Dean Foster’s collection of novelizations for the movies Alien, Aliens, and Alien 3.

Indulge yourself after the jump.


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