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To: LoneClone who wrote (29625)	1/13/2007 2:23:55 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) of 78419

Boy, LC, I agree completely with your take on the Foundation Trilogy. Asimov was certainly one of the great minds of the 20th century, but he was no artist. I could not get into his book either and I have read most of the good books in the world I know of over the years. I will order the one you suggested right now. My top 10 books for fun, of all time would include: To Kill a Mockingbird as #1 because of its moral and ethical beauty. Shogun, which I first read until I could no longer focus my eyes; "Musashi" on which shogun was based (read it twice-he should have won the noble prize for literaturre. talk about developing a character!). What made Musashi so great, besides developing the character is that is uses just a pinch of surrealism, like one would put salt and pepper on a steak, to draw out his characters and scenes. Lord of the ring trilogy, which I read in the 60's and as mentioned, mostly stoned and listening to Country Joe and the fish, Charlie Musslewhite's Southside band and other first generation hippie music-lol. Dune and Watership down.

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