Naturally a sea of sci-fi but I think that's two non-genre titles I've spotted now (the Robert Graves and the Byron book).
I only read Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates quite recently and loved it: must try some more of his.
I'm still smarting after being sniped the other day on my ebay bid for Brunner's The Sheep Look Up. Wiki-p has it as a "notable work" and yet it's been out of print for years.
healthy Moorcock, healthy Niven, healthy Silverberg. it's really hazardous to your health to not have Pohl, or Herbert's 'Whipping Star', or most blaring Harrison's 'Deathworld'. i will ignore the slight, and assume the library books have been hidden out of the gov monitored camera sight because of the 'overdue book' barcode stamp on your forehead.
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What are you doing with MY books in your loft.
The Dosadi Experiment
Times Dark Laughter
Fantastic, I really am going to have to brave the loft.
Naturally a sea of sci-fi but I think that's two non-genre titles I've spotted now (the Robert Graves and the Byron book).
I only read Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates quite recently and loved it: must try some more of his.
I'm still smarting after being sniped the other day on my ebay bid for Brunner's The Sheep Look Up. Wiki-p has it as a "notable work" and yet it's been out of print for years.
That's a lot of Moorcock, Neal.
But I only see one Dick.
healthy Moorcock, healthy Niven, healthy Silverberg. it's really hazardous to your health to not have Pohl, or Herbert's 'Whipping Star', or most blaring Harrison's 'Deathworld'. i will ignore the slight, and assume the library books have been hidden out of the gov monitored camera sight because of the 'overdue book' barcode stamp on your forehead.
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