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Science Fiction

bobbieinok

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3. Try Eric Flint's 1632 series---really good. Also

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Sat May 23, 2020, 09:49 AM

May 2020

Harry Turtledove's Toxic Spell Dump

Foster CyberWay (great blending of internet world and Navaho world)

Hal Clement's Mission of Gravity---older book but fascinating i

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Last science fiction I read was Isaac Asimov Alliepoo May 2020 #1

Try Eric Flint's 1632 series---really good. Also bobbieinok May 2020 #3

More bobbieinok May 2020 #4

Web is great... Maxheader May 2020 #6

Weber and Flint have written several books together, in Honor series and 1632 bobbieinok May 2020 #7

Thanks for all of the great suggestions!!!!! Alliepoo May 2020 #8

My favorites by her---Paladin, Merovigen sp? Nights, Chanur series bobbieinok May 2020 #2

If you are into science fiction, Anne McCaffery wrote some damn good ones Ferrets are Cool May 2020 #5

Connie Willis. Start with "The Doomsday Book" PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2020 #9

"it took me some time...." Maxheader Sep 2021 #10