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scotzoidman 02-11-2002 11:56 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Lady Pleaser
If you like Sci-fi you have to read Heinlein's "Time Enough for Love" or "Stranger in a Strange Land." I also like Asimov Robot series and anything by Bradbury or McCaffrey. Sci-fi anyone?
R.A. Heinlein - A-1 top drawer author - amazingly enough, I've not read the 2 you mention, but I devoured his short story collections in my youth - Bradbury kinda bored me after discovering Heinlein...
Also check out Arthur C Clarke's "The City & the Stars"

legend 02-12-2002 01:08 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Fang
Richard Matheson, wonderful short stories, and my favorite vampire novel, "I Am Legend"


Now that sounds like a book written especially for me

blk cat 02-12-2002 12:51 PM

For the Archaeolgy buffs,
Down Behind The Pyramids, By Musthafa Crapp.


For the Ladies a short story 170 pages,way better than the movie
Bridges of Madison County,


For the Guys any thing by Immanuel Velikovsky

Oldfart 02-13-2002 07:50 AM

Sci-fi rules
 
QTPie,

I too have this Beaver thing.

Heinlein's fun, but treats women badly.

Asimov's awesome.

legend 02-15-2002 07:26 AM

I discovered Asimov's Foundation on the shelf and seeing as several people mentioned it, i thought i would give it a go. Well, I've tried to read it three times and I've only gotten to about page 20....i keep falling asleep each time. Oh well, I'll try again when I'm not so tired. It's not the easiest book to read though.

Oldfart 02-15-2002 07:43 AM

Legend

The Foundation series is not to be read like a Western.

It is the Fall of the Roman Empire revisited with a number

of wrinkles.

Asimov was exploring subtleties when he write it, along with

putting a lot of words on paper. At 2c per word, he had a

young family to support.

blk cat, shame! What's ancient Egyptian for pooper-scooper?

Oldfart 02-15-2002 07:48 AM

Zoid
 
Not read "Time enough for Love" or "Stranger in a Strange

Land"?

Gave up after "The Moon is a harsh Mistress"?

Reading McCaffrey's latest dragon book. Comments?

legend 02-15-2002 08:29 AM

Thanx for the enlightenment OF :)


yay...100 posts

scotzoidman 02-15-2002 11:21 AM

Re: Zoid
 
Quote:
Originally posted by Oldfart
Not read "Time enough for Love" or "Stranger in a Strange

Land"?

Gave up after "The Moon is a harsh Mistress"?
sorry... like I said, got into RAH's short story stuff during & after HS, never got around to any of his novels... so maybe I should have stayed back from this thread, since I don't read much fiction anymore... far too busy being a Renaissance Man w/o profit in my own land...

mindboxer505 02-15-2002 11:36 AM

1. the bible
2. anything by piers anthony
3.Spock's World(don't know who wrote it)
4.'' Left behind'' series
5. the tarzan series by e. r. burroughs
these are ones i could read 5 or 9 times, some i have!:)

Nubian 02-15-2002 05:32 PM

The Bible, in all it's variations...probably the best book ever written.

legend 02-16-2002 07:00 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Nubian
The Bible, in all it's variations...probably the best book ever written.



never read it....is it good?

Nubian 02-16-2002 08:12 AM

According to many, it is! Might want to try it sometimes ;) ;) :D
Quote:
Originally posted by legend



never read it....is it good?

Glyndwr 02-27-2002 06:55 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by legend



never read it....is it good?



Try and get the video.
I don't want to spoil it for you but he dies, the butler did it and the money gets burnt.

Nubian 02-27-2002 06:58 PM

LMAO...that was very funny!!


Quote:
Originally posted by Glyndwr



Try and get the video.
I don't want to spoil it for you but he dies, the butler did it and the money gets burnt.


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