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Michael A. Terrell
Jim said:try reading James P Hogan's stuff.
The Two Faces of Tomorrow,the "Giants" trilogy,Bug Park,Voyage From
Yesteryear.
Greg Bear is also OK. Darwin's Radio and Darwin's Children are good reads.
http://www.baen.com/library/ has three of James P Hogan's books free
from the publisher in your chose of electronic format:
Inherit the Stars
The Multiplex Man
The Two Faces of Tomorrow
I downloaded them a few days ago, but haven't felt up to reading them,
yet. I used to read about five books a week, till my vision got so bad.
When I go to the bookstore all i see are reprints of books i read 20
years ago, or things that aren't really Sci-Fi. The local library
system has almost nothing. The Sci-Fi category is full of witchcraft,
demons, and bad horror stories. The only real Sci-Fi are the older Star
Trek, Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica books. I like the old '60s and
early '70s "Space Opera" series, like Perry Rhodan, and others with some
continuity from book to book.
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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida