Re: Fiction Books

From: Dennis Fantoni (df@image.dk)
Date: Wed Apr 23 2003 - 02:37:24 MDT

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    > hilsen/regards Max M Rasmussen, Denmark
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    > http://www.futureport.dk/
    > Fremtiden, videnskab, skeptiscisme og transhumanisme
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    Hi there! I just checked Your website - it's absolutely brillant. I didn't
    expect to find articles of so high quality in Danish, so I never bothered to
    search for Danish sites on the subjects. I'll spend some hours the next few
    days reading all of it.

    Regarding fiction books, my favourites are ( in no particular order )

    Foundation series , Isaac Asimov ( Story spans *a lot* of time and space. )
    Ringworld, Larry Niven ( entertaining read, some nice engineering being
    done )
    Most of the writings of James P. Hogan, esp. inherit the stars trilogy and
    thrice upon a time ( mostly action paced, sometimes hardcore sometimes not,
    very good what-if kind of stories )
    Time enough for love, Robert A Heinlein ( story of a man who lived 1000+
    years from 19something into the future )
    Contact, Carl Sagan ( more or less like the movie, but better of course )
    Hitchikers Guide to the galaxy series, Douglas Adams ( funniest books i ever
    read and re-read )

    Above list entirely from memory, so details might be a bit unprecise.

    I must admit that i more or less stopped reading fiction about 10 years ago,
    so i've missed most of the new stuff, however, I plan on starting to read a
    bit fiction again. Above books were among my favourites out of 100+ sci-fi
    books i read in a period of 4 years or so. All of them had a lasting
    impression.

    Dennis Fantoni
    ( Odense )



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