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Just like my prior thread on horror novels. Admittedly, the two may overlap.
I like just about anything I read from H.G. Wells, especially War Of The Worlds and The Invisible Man. I'll get around to The Island Of Dr. Moreau, but I'd like to check out the lesser-knowns as well. Fahrenheit 451 was good from what I recall. With my enthusiasm for Science Fiction, I figured I'd have more than this... huh... (Trying to discuss books only and not comics or movies...) |
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Steel Beach by John Varley is one of my favorite science fiction novels.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Beach
Little Fuzzy, Fuzzy Sapiens- H Beam Piper http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Fuzzy Frank Herbert's Dune series(only the books written by him) Battlefield Earth- L Ron Hubbard Stranger In A Strange Land- Robert Heinlein Beast Master series, Moon Magic series - Andre Norton The Martian Chronicles- Ray Bradbury |
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Hiero's Journey & Unforsaken Hiero by Sterling Lanier
Anything by Robert Heinlein or Lee A Marinez. Nobody Gets the Girl, Burn Baby Burn and the Bitterwood series by James Maxey. Ex-Heros and Ex-Patriots by Peter Clines (Superheroes vs Zombies!) Devil's Cape by Rob Rogers (A really good novel about Superheroes and super villains) |
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The first sci-fi/fantasy book I ever read was one of Michael Moorcroft’s Elric books.
Here’s a few of a very long list of authors that I have read – in no particular order... David Eddings JV Jones Simon R Green – love his books but couldn’t really get into his Deathstalker series Anne McCaffrey Piers Anthony Katherine Kerr Terry Brooks James Clements Brent Weeks Trudi Canavan Stephen Donaldson David Wingrove David Gemmell Terry Goodkind |
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