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Subject: Re: what do _you_ think of sf?
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Date: Thu, 13-Jun-85 17:20:00 EDT
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	Actually, for really interesting Science Fiction, I would
recommend going back in time a few dozen years and reading such
wonderful (but obscure) books as;

	"We",
	"Land Under England",
	"Enslaved Brains",
     or "Metropolis".
	
(Unfortunately, I cannot remember any of the Authors' names...but they
are all good (especially the first two) interesting stories)

	Side note: Any other recommendations on books that deal with
political problems in a readable way?

	I know of;

	Land Under England, We, 1984, Animal Farm, Brave New World,
and Utopia.

				Thanks

					-- Dave Taylor
					HP - Colorado Networks Operation