Topic 15 of 47: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Tue, Dec 9, 1997 (07:57) |
Mike Griggs (mikeg)
Do you read science fiction? Have you ever read any?
For those people who live and breathe sci-fi, and for those who just dabble
occassionally, this is the place to re-count your most wonderful encouter!
10 responses total.
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 1 of 10: Stacey Vura (stacey) * Tue, Dec 9, 1997 (18:28) * 1 lines
I'm a dabbler
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 2 of 10: nick a'hannay (pmnh) * Tue, Dec 9, 1997 (19:05) * 2 lines
indeed?
well, there's much to recommend it (dabbling)...
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 3 of 10: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Tue, Dec 9, 1997 (20:11) * 4 lines
You guys might like to move your postings to topic 14 - this topic
was accidentally created by my presently-psychotic software, and is
a carbon-copy of topic 14. I will ask terry to freeze this one,
as soon as he turns up again.
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 4 of 10: wer (KitchenManager) * Wed, Dec 10, 1997 (00:17) * 4 lines
Favorite authors, stacey?
And then again, Mike, why
not make this pseudo-multi-threaded?
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 5 of 10: Doug Larue (doug) * Sun, Apr 5, 1998 (06:41) * 83 lines
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Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 6 of 10: nick a'hannay (pmnh) * Sun, Apr 5, 1998 (15:11) * 1 lines
(but WHY is it your favorite sci-fi book?)
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 7 of 10: Doug Larue (doug) * Sun, Apr 5, 1998 (22:15) * 9 lines
Sorry, I ment to type "The Stainless Steel Rat" trilogy
by Harry Harrison
Slippery Jim Degriz to the rescue!
Because he has a reality about him that coincides with the plot and concept of the trilogy and the reader is gradually exposed to this universal point of view as the reader gets deeper into it.
Jim isn't a good guy or a bad guy, he's just a very talented thief! He tries to only steal from planetary government systems that are obviously corrupt. He usually ends up saving or helping a few truly interesting people on the way.
better?
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 8 of 10: InfoSpryte (infospryte) * Fri, Oct 1, 1999 (13:31) * 7 lines
Off topic, but close:
We review George Zebrowski's new novel "Cave of Stars," and we look at
Brian Stableford's futuristic murder mystery "The Architects of
Emortality."
http://www.scifiweekly.com/issue128/books.html
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 9 of 10: Alexander (aschuth) * Fri, Oct 1, 1999 (15:16) * 1 lines
I'd never read anything by Phil K. Dick again!
Topic 15 of 47 [books]: Your favourite Science Fiction book, and why!
Response 10 of 10: bookworm (MarciaH) * Fri, May 26, 2000 (00:59) * 1 lines
I went to http://www.scifiweekly.com/issue128/books.html and looked for the "we" who were discussing the books. Did not know anyone so I did not remain. Were any reviewed by Sprinizens?
books conference 
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