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From: brust@hyper.UUCP (Steven Brust)
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Subject: Re: Steven Brust: To Reign in Hell, et al
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Date: Mon, 6-May-85 11:51:18 EDT
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> 
> On a slightly different topic, does anyone have any suggestions for
> good recent science fiction?  Recently all the new books have been
> fantasy, or at most science fantasy.  Even Niven's "Integral Trees"
> was pretty innocuous, although enjoyable.  Maybe I have to wait for
> that long promised sequel to "The Mote in God's Eye."
> -- 
> Roy J. Mongiovi.	Office of Computing Services.		User Services.
> Georgia Institute of Technology.	Atlanta GA  30332.	(404) 894-6163
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If you haven't read it, I STRONGLY recomment 
David Brin's STARTIDE RISING; pure science fiction
at its very best.  Similarly, Tim Power's
DINNER AT DIVIANT'S PALACE, and going back
a ways, Gene Wolf's BOOK OF THE NEW SUN.
		-- SKZB