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More discussion of the science fiction literature that formed me into the kind of reader (and person) that I am: Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, Robert Heinlein, Fritz Leiber, Frank Herbert, John Brunner. I close with an anecdote of David G. Hartwell helping me shop for books at Balticon a few years ago.
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because you mentioned The Shockwave Rider I have requested it from my local library.. I look forward to checking it out…
Very cool. It’s the oppposite end of the length spectrum from Stand on Zanzibar or The Sheep Look Up. Shockwave Rider is a nice, short old school novel, back when they were closer to 60,000 words than 300,000.
When I read it, I was listening to this soundtrack over and over as I did: http://archive.org/details/sine003