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Subject: Re: Recommendations on SF Authors
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Date: Tue, 17-Jan-84 16:51:18 EST
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In regard to your request for authors, here are two that no one has mentioned:

	Brian Aldiss - He is English and has been writing sf since
			the late 50's. He has many good books, some of
			my favorites are ; "Cryptozoic", "The Long After
			noon of Earth" and "The Billion Year Spree".
			The last is a history of sf.
			His latest project is a trilogy (vol. 2 was just
			released in hardback). It is about a frozen world
			that has summer once every couple of thousand years.
			It is the Helliconia Trilogy (vol. 1 is Helliconia
			Spring and vol. 2 is Helliconia Summer). I've not
			read these yet, but the reviews on them are good.

	Michael Moorcock - Another Brit. He has a trilogy "Dancers at the
			End of Time" which is a look at the end of the
			world. The set includes: "An Alien Heat, The Hollow
			Land and The End of All Songs".
			He also wrote "Behold the Man", which is a sf look
			at Christ - very good!