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From: hakanson@orstcs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Re: Recommended Reading - Hogan - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 12-Oct-83 03:56:08 EDT
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orstcs!hakanson    Oct  9 21:49:00 1983

I think the book by Hogan which is about an intelligent machine
is called "Two Faces of Tomorrow" -- I've read all of his but the
most recent book (it's not out in pback yet!), & never heard of
The Adolescence of P1.  Two Faces of Tomorrow was indeed v. good.

If you're into bizarre physics, try The Genesis Machine, and
also Thrice Upon a Time.  Very convincing to me.

Now that I've raved, I'd like to know what stores have David Brin's
new books, Sundiver & Startide Rising.  I haven't found them around
where I live, & would like to know what stores to check out before
I head to "the big city."  Are they out in paperback?  Can you tell
that I am (effectively) unemployed??  8-)

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