Fascist on 9/12/2005 at 04:50
Yeah Dune's great.
ilweran on 9/12/2005 at 08:53
I like Philip K Dick, Ursula le Guin, Samuel R Delaney, 'Grass', 'Raising the Stones' and 'Sideshow' by Sheri Tepper, 'A Canticle for Liebowitz' by Walter Miller.
Vivian on 9/12/2005 at 09:09
IAN M BANKS
IAN M BANKS
IAN M BANKS
IAN M BANKS
seriously read anything by Ian M Banks, it's all great. 'The Player of Games' and 'Use Of Weapons' are two of the best books of any kind I've ever read. If you want elaborate, elegant science fiction, with believable and highly developed characters, an incredibly rich universe and some very funny dialogue and concepts, I can highly recommend him. And they've just released a new edition of his books that don't have ugly covers, so go buy! If you read any of these books, I'm jealous. I wish I could blank my head and re-read them, especially Use of Weapons. Theres a plot-twist in it that has an almost physical impact.
Scots Taffer on 9/12/2005 at 09:47
Michael Marshall Smith writes the best science-fiction around. At least, in my opinion. Hot on his heels are Philip K. Dick and Richard K. Morgan.
thefonz on 9/12/2005 at 09:55
William Shatner.
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"Denny Crane"
i found one of the star trek books he wrote - i have no idea where it came from since i'm not a huge fan of THAT particular show. however i started reading it; and it wasnt half bad.
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Scots Taffer on 9/12/2005 at 10:07
Yeah, not half bad ... ALL BAD. Seriously, man.
thefonz on 9/12/2005 at 10:08
Quote Posted by Scots_Taffer
Yeah, not half bad ...
ALL BAD. Seriously, man.
well didnt he write other sci-fi books.
takwar or something.
meh.
*goes back to watching Boston Legal*Scots Taffer on 9/12/2005 at 10:09
Yes, watch the TV. It can't argue back with you, although I've seen you try...
Naartjie on 9/12/2005 at 10:36
Michael Moorcock's "Sailing to Utopia" is great.
