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Subject: Re: Re: Asimov's Future History? - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 9-Jan-84 15:07:46 EST
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fortune!rpw3    Jan  9 10:35:00 1984

I don't think you are imagining things. I too begans to wonder
seriously about The Good Doctor when things started coming
together in "Foundation's Edge", but in "The Robots of Dawn" the
universes are definitely collapsing.

What were people saying about black holes? Sympathetic magic?

It bothers me, for some reason, in a similar way to the unease I
had with Heinlein's "Number of the Beast". It started out o.k.,
but then all (I mean ALL) the old characters from every which
novel started popping up. AARRGGHHH!

Rob Warnock

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