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From: lindley@ut-ngp.UUCP (John L. Templer)
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Subject: Re: Good trilogy
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Date: Sun, 31-Mar-85 01:11:52 EST
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> From: red@ukma.UUCP (Red Varth)
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> 
> Allow me to recommend "Inheirit the Stars", "The Gentle Giants of
> Ganymede", and "Giants' Star" by James P. Hogan. . . .  Any other
> opinions out there?

Yes, these are a favorite of mine too.  I especialy liked the interplay
between the head researcher and the biologist (names forgotten).  Also
the "trick tactics" near the end of "Giant's Star."
-- 

                                           John L. Templer
                                     University of Texas at Austin

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