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 Member 22583 Level 14.69 May 2007 
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SciFi! Oh yes!
If you like good (Really good. Not just "new jedi order" good.) sci-fi reads, go check Ian M. Banks, especially his "Culture" novels rank among the best scifi i've encountered. The New BSG indeed is a stunning series, but sadly the third season was such a hugely mixed bag of awesome and fail that B5 is back on track as the overall best Sci-Fi show ever. Maybe Galactica can redeem itself with a purely awesome 4th season. Which I hope it will. Movies... Sheesh, they don't do the kind of scifi movies I like anymore. Loved the first three Aliens, loathed all that came after that...  To be honest, I've got to think pretty hard to remember any _really_ good sci-fi flick of late. Jam it back in, in the dark.  These are the Books of Harrow They are our doom and our salvation Learn from them, or we will all perish |
Member 22583 Level 14.69 May 2007
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If you'd read more than just the last posting before yours you'd see that it's not. ;P
Anyway... I'm always grateful for some real good advice in terms of good Sci-Fi reads. "Vurd" sounds interesting. Maybe I'll check it out. In turn I can only advise people to read The Player of Games by Banks. Incredibly good read. There's nowhere I can't reach. These are the Books of Harrow They are our doom and our salvation Learn from them, or we will all perish |
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