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They might be old but I love the "Foundation Series" by Isaac Asimov.
One that I like to and may not be to everyone taste is "A Door Into Ocean" by Joan Slonczewski it is more a Fantasy Sci-Fi book but I really |
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Edited by
Filmfreek
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Tue 11/25/08 04:16 PM
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Anything by Phillip K. D i c k
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MirrorMirror
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Tue 11/25/08 04:18 PM
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Is Niven's books worth reading? |
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Anything by Phillip K. D i c k |
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William Gibson- cyber punk novels
Charles de Lint- Fantasy Robert Holdstock- Fantasy Ursula Leguin- Fantasy Stephen r. Donaldson- Thomas Covenent series And if you're into the complex- Schild's Ladder by Greg Egan |
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I recently looked into some Rowena Cherry novels, they are cute and well, funny, LOL I like them, they are sci fi romance, not sure you would want to read them, but its all sci fi. She names her books after chess moves. She is a fascinating person. smiles
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Is Niven's books worth reading? Oh Yes. The Ringworld Series. Neutron Star (collection) Protector The Long Arm of Gil Hamilton Ringworld The Ringworld Engineers Asimov's Robot series Caves of Steel, The Naked Sun, The Robots of Dawn, Robots and Empire. |
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-Dean Koontz |
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Is Niven's books worth reading? Oh Yes. The Ringworld Series. Neutron Star (collection) Protector The Long Arm of Gil Hamilton Ringworld The Ringworld Engineers Asimov's Robot series Caves of Steel, The Naked Sun, The Robots of Dawn, Robots and Empire. |
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I finished Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card last nite.
When I got to the part where he takes the alien out of the hole and the alien forgives him I started crying. Now I want to get the rest of the series and reread it. Well at least to the part where the teddy bears stake out the people so trees can grow thru their hearts. I think Orson went off his meds in that part. |
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William Gibson- cyber punk novels Charles de Lint- Fantasy Robert Holdstock- Fantasy Ursula Leguin- Fantasy Stephen r. Donaldson- Thomas Covenent series And if you're into the complex- Schild's Ladder by Greg Egan William Gibson is amazing. |
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Heinlein's books seem very old? Would his theories and writings take me past 2008? The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Heinlein is one of my favorite books, as well as The Cat who Walked Through Walls. Harsh Mistress deals with a number of good topics including artificial intelligence and the possibility of computers being self aware. I still think it's a good read. |
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