I have tons of Issac Asimov, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Karl Edward Wagner, AE Van Vogt, and Robert Heinlein books. Ray Bradbury, Joseph Heller and Kurt Vonnegut are some of mt favorites as well
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I have tons of Issac Asimov, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Karl Edward Wagner, AE Van Vogt, and Robert Heinlein books. Ray Bradbury, Joseph Heller and Kurt Vonnegut are some of mt favorites as well
I also have tons of science fiction books, and magazines (Analog, If, F&FS, Asimov's, etc.) collected over the decades. The wife keeps pressuring me to get rid of them all.
Every once in a while I go back and pick something up to re-read. Recent reads are Von Vogt's "Weapon Shops of Isher" and Asimov's "Foundation Trilogy". In the last couple of days I've started in on Poul Anderson's "Tau Zero". Lots more time these days for reading.
I have tons of Issac Asimov, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Karl Edward Wagner, AE Van Vogt, and Robert Heinlein books. Ray Bradbury, Joseph Heller and Kurt Vonnegut are some of mt favorites as well
I also have tons of science fiction books, and magazines (Analog, If, F&FS, Asimov's, etc.) collected over the decades. The wife keeps pressuring me to get rid of them all.
Every once in a while I go back and pick something up to re-read. Recent reads are Von Vogt's "Weapon Shops of Isher" and Asimov's "Foundation Trilogy". In the last couple of days I've started in on Poul Anderson's "Tau Zero". Lots more time these days for reading.
I forgot to mention an oldie ... H.G. Wells!
The Time Machine, and War of the Worlds are still great, well over a hundred years later. I should read the others.
The Time Machine, and War of the Worlds are still great, well over a hundred years later. I should read the others.
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