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From: rls@ihu1g.UUCP (r.l. schieve)
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Subject: Re: 'Millenium' by John Varley, anyone?
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Date: Mon, 18-Mar-85 08:48:45 EST
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> 		But...does anyone have any other comments on either
> 	'Millenium' or anything else by Varley?  What of the 'Titan'
> 	(etc etc - can't think of the titles of the other books) and
> 	so on series?  I thought they were a good read, but as you
> 	got further along in the series it got weaker and weaker...
> 

The full series is "Titan", "Wizard" and "Demon".  It is always
interesting to read a series of books where the author kills off a
well developed main character in an early book in the series and
runs out of ways to expand later and conveniently brings the dead
back to life.  Too bad Varley had to come down to the level of
Frank Herbert's "Dune" sequels to keep the third book going.

					Rick Schieve