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Remember the Ender's Game books?

Started by nyc10023
over 17 years ago
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Ender's brother & sister became politically powerful figures simply through their online posts. Strange that I haven't seen anyone allude to this reference. Orson Scott Card may be a Mormon but he was strangely prescient in many ways.
Response by columbiacounty
over 17 years ago
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greatest SF of all time except for asimov and ursual le guin.

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Response by falcogold1
over 17 years ago
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Columbia!
The Lathe of Heaven, doesn't get better that this!
Knew there was something I liked about you.

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Response by Karen98
over 17 years ago
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I recall Demosthenes posting on SE a few times. Didn't valentine write as demosthenes on the nets and peter write as locke, even though peter was the real demagogue? Or was it the other way around? Sort of like if rufus was actually w81st and vice versa. God, i loved that book.

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Response by columbiacounty
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how about "The Sparrow" & the phil pullman trilogy?

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Response by nyc10023
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I came to Ender's Game late. But I was hooked right from the beginning. I remember reading Xenophobia in my lap while also taking notes in EM field theory :)

Greatest SFF of all time, hmm. The list for me would have to include:

Julian May, CS Friedman, Asimov, Card, LeGuin, Clarke, Adams... and CJ Cherryh, MZB, L'Engle (she owned at 924WE), Tolkien, Foster, CS Lewis, Stephenson, Modesitt, Bradbury.

Honorable mention to McCaffrey, Piers Anthony, Terry Prachett, Heinlein..

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Response by nyc10023
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Pure fantasy - Guy Gavriel Kay. Has a couple of meh books but Tigana & Lions of Al-Rassan I love. Not as into the Fionavar Tapestry.

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Response by falcogold1
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I had a dream last night and when I woke Manhattan RE was priced reasonable and no one had memory of it ever being any other way.

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Response by falcogold1
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but...the unintended consequences

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