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From: frankr@inmet.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Request from an SF Diletante
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Date: Wed, 29-Jan-86 00:18:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 29 00:18:00 1986
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Nf-From: inmet!frankr    Jan 29 00:18:00 1986


Classic science fiction? I bet you get *tons* of replies. 

My list of classic novels:

	o Heinlein - The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress, Stranger In A Strange Land,
	  Beyond This Horizon
	o Sturgeon - More Than Human, The Synthetic Man
	o Zelazny - Lord of Light, This Immortal
	o Simak - Waystation, City
	o Brunner - Stand On Zanzibar
	o Bester - The Demolished Man, The Burning Man
	o Herbert - Dune
	o Disch - Camp Concentration
	o Delany - Nova
	o Panshin - Rite Of Passage
	o Farmer - To All Your Scattered Bodies Go
	o Leiber - Conjure Wife
	o LeGuin - Left Hand Of Darkness
	o Pohl - Gateway, The Space Merchants
	o Wells - The Time Machine, The War Of The Worlds
	o Verne - Mysterious Island
	o Niven - Ringworld

(Talk about self fulfilling prophecies! :-)