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To: koan who wrote (29627)	1/13/2007 11:51:27 PM
From: CusterInvestor	Read Replies (2) of 78419

OT: Similar reading tastes. I liked Dune, but found the following books in the series less interesting. Watership Down--geez, I think I read that 30 years ago, still have it laying around somewhere, may be time to revisit it. Ever read David Brin Uplift series? I think the first was Startide Rising. I admittedly read sci-fi for the scenarios of what might be or could be--I am more forgiving of the character development if the story captures my imagination. On that premise, I enjoyed Foundation series. You might want to look at the prequels and sequels to see if improved. The Rama series by Arthur Clarke and Gentry Lee was good. A Mote in God's Eye by Niven and Pournelle. Ringworld seres by Larry Niven. I'll be looking for Card's book too, thanks for the reco.

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