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03-17-2003, 07:39 PM
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 ost_uid0]You can't beat Ray Bradbury for written sf. John Wyndham is also good, and I do like Heinlein, though some of the social elements are rather outdated (the way women are treated in [iost_uid0]Orphans of the Sky[/iost_uid0] and [iost_uid0]Double Star[/iost_uid0], for example). Another, somewhat underrated sf author is C. S. Lewis, not for the Narnia books (which aren't underrated) but for the so-called Cosmic Trilogy starting with [iost_uid0]Out of the Silent Planet[/iost_uid0].As for Trek novels, one word: [i ost_uid0]Millennium[/iost_uid0].[/colorost_uid0]
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FiveMinute.net: because stuff is long and life is short [03:17] FiveMinZeke: Galactica clearly needs the advanced technology of scissors, which get around the whole "yanking on your follicles" problem. [03:17] IJD: cylons can hack any blades working in conjunction 
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