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From: red@ukma.UUCP (Red Varth)
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Subject: Good trilogy
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Date: Fri, 29-Mar-85 14:28:17 EST
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Allow me to recommend "Inheirit the Stars", "The Gentle Giants of Ganymede",
and "Giants' Star" by James P. Hogan. I don't want to spoil the plot, for
anyone, so I won't say too much.

"Inheirit the Stars" is about what happens when an exploration team 
discovers a man on the moon in about 2000 A.D. Man -- genus Homo, 
species sapiens. The only problem with this is that he died ca. 50K 
years ago.

This one is a lot of science, not so much fiction. But it's a real good yarn.
I can't say anything about the 2nd and 3rd book without spoiling the first,
so I'll stop.

Any other opinions out there?

			Red