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From: dcmartin@ucbvax.ARPA (David C. Martin)
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Subject: Re: Discovered David Brin
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Date: Sun, 4-Nov-84 03:33:33 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov  4 03:33:33 1984
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I have read Startide Rising and Sundiver with great appreciation as well,
but was turned off by the Practice Effect not being of the same subject.
(I will grant you that I did not read the entire novel, so no flames please!)
I have picked up a novel on recommendation that I found of the same style.
(Not uplift, but writing)  It is called The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester
and was the winner of the first Hugo.  I would highly recommend it to anyone
who liked David Brin's style.