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From: michaelm@3comvax.UUCP (Michael McNeil)
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Subject: Re: Looking for Libertarian SF
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Date: Tue, 30-Sep-86 14:21:54 EDT
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I'm posting this 'cause return mail bounced:

>I'm looking for pointers to (science) fiction works along the
>lines of L. Neil Smith et al.  Particularly those books dealing
>with Anarcho/libertaria.
>
>Bret Marquis
>(sdcsvax, akgua!crash) bigbang!bam
>bam@nosc.arpa

You may already have heard of these, but I would say that two of
the best of this genre are

	The Dispossessed		by Ursula LeGuin
	The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress	by Robert A. Heinlein

Michael McNeil
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