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From: dbs9765@ritcv.UUCP (John T. Sanders)
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Subject: Re: Looking for Libertarian SF
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	To Bret Marquis -

	For anarcho-libertarian science fiction, both old and
	new, the best source by far is the Libertarian Futurist
	Society. The LFS newsletter, _Prometheus_, prints dozens
	of reviews of such stuff, along with related articles 
	and correspondence from and among LFS-ers. In addition,
	LFS gives the annual Prometheus Award to best new 
	libertarian fiction, and a Hall of Fame award too. These
	are big enough deals to get presented at the World SF 
	Conventions (Frederick Pohl was a presenter this year
	of the Hall of Fame award to Cyril Kornblueth), and the
	words "Prometheus Award Winner" appear on the covers of
	several past winners.

	For more info, write to 

			LFS
			121 McKinley St.
			Rochester, NY  14609.