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Some of my favorite authors: Ayn Rand (although I'm no Objectivist groupie), Robert Heinlein , Fyodor Dostoevsky , Carl Sagan , David Brin , Daniel Quinn , Simon Funk.
Series: Harry Potter , Thursday Next , Red/Green/Blue Mars, Brin 's Uplift works.b) Raiders of the Lost Ark (my all-time favorite), LOTR , O Brother Where Art Thou , David Lynch 's Dune, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy .
I particularly like Ian Banks and David Brin .
The SF/F Opening Lines Test
Test your knowledge of science fiction and fantasy literature by attempting to identify the works from which these famous (or not so famous, or merely... ...
Classic Science Fiction Quiz
This is a basic test covering the period of Asimov and Heinlein through to relatively recent history ...
The Are you literary? Test
This test is as biased as a very biased thing. It is also a fairly accurate simulation of what it's like to have a conversation with me--except tho... ...
The try me Test
I wanna know if we would get along. Take the test and we'll see. It's gonna be short. I'm 'xperimentin' ...
The Dogma of Otherness
run into recently is the
'The Dogma of Otherness' described by David Brin. In the time and
place where political correctness and cultural relativism are much
more popular than arguments about benefits of the Western culture,
Brin ironically and with a tongue-in-cheek manages to show how the
very
I have booklust for Brins Uplift Universe
Reef (1995) Infinity's Shore (1996) Heaven's Reach
(1998) Also, "An Illustrated Guide To David Brin's Uplift Universe"
It cost me 60$ with the free shipping, which is an awesome deal.
Honestly, even if it was 200$, I'd have gladly paid to get a
glimpse at the entire Universe that Brin created.
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* * *I think about
the computer world particularly after reading a recent Salon
article by science fiction writer David Brin.
Books To Read (Very Open to Suggestion)
Bester The
Lensman Series by E E “Doc” Smith Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt
Vonnegut Gateway by Frederik Pohl 1984 by George Orwell Startide
Rising by David Brin The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov Spin by
Robert Charles Wilson ***Down the Road by Bowie Ibarra ***World War
Z by Max Brooks ***City
Books, my current sole love
by Peter David. A delightful re-envisioning of
the Peter Pan legend with some glorious ideas about "The boy" (as
he's referred to in the story) who never grew up. Much to love and
very special to me, who was once a girl who dreamed of flying with
lost boys... "Earth" by David Brin Yah, yah,
Five Favorite Short Stories
Longyear"The Postman" by
David BrinOK,that's five,not saying those are the five pieces I
like best of all short fiction that I have ever read,but they're
all very good and came fairly readily to mind.
Science Fiction Reading Suggestions
David Brin has
done some very good novellas that have tended to be diluted when
expanded to novel form.
Have you ever had the hots for a fictional character you've read about in a novel or short story?
David Brin wrote a book
called "Glory Season" with a main character named "Leie.
What is everyone reading this summer?
Omnibus , by
various (gn)A Tale Of Two Cities , by Charles DickensCryptonomicon
, by Neal StephensonSnow Crash , by Neal StephensonQuantum Gravity
Book One: Keeping It Real , by Justina RobsonThe Postman , by David
BrinStar Trek: Vanguard: Summon The Thunder , by Dayton Ward &
Kevin Dilmore.
Post-apocalyptic fiction
The Gone-Away World - Nick HarkawayLiberation - Brian Francis
SlatteryThe Postman - David Brin (book not movie)Earth Abides -
George R.
