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Iarwain · 03-05-2003, 08:14 PM

Very good, Saucepan, I've always thought of Asimov's books as classics in the Sci-Fi genre (my English teacher apparently thinks so too, as she makes constant refrences on my papers). The genre does have its different branches, just like fiction in general.

Diamonds, I'll have to look at those... Thanks for the suggestion! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Iarwain

P.S. The Dune books are most captivating, but once you get past the third or fourth book, it gets a bit tedious. I found Children of Dune to be the most interesting book that I read.

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Iarwain Pugnaciously Primordial Paradox Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Birnham Wood Posts: 800	Very good, Saucepan, I've always thought of Asimov's books as classics in the Sci-Fi genre (my English teacher apparently thinks so too, as she makes constant refrences on my papers). The genre does have its different branches, just like fiction in general. Diamonds, I'll have to look at those... Thanks for the suggestion! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] Iarwain P.S. The Dune books are most captivating, but once you get past the third or fourth book, it gets a bit tedious. I found Children of Dune to be the most interesting book that I read. [ March 05, 2003: Message edited by: Iarwain ] __________________ "And what are oaths but words we say to God?"