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From: hakanson@orstcs.UUCP
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Subject: James P. Hogan, anyone? - (nf)
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orstcs!hakanson    Jun 28 14:08:00 1983

I've been waiting for a mention of James P. Hogan in net.sf-lovers.

Anyone care to comment on his books?  I've read and enjoyed
them, but enough about my tastes.  Perhaps some of Hogan's
tales are appropriate reading for "Libertarian SF" fans.

Hogan's latest, "Voyage from Yesteryear," is somewhat different from
his earlier works (the Giants, etc.) which speculate about the origin
of humanity on Earth, among other things. It seems to continue
the trend seen in "The Genesis Machine" and "Thrice Upon a Time."
(along with "The Two Faces of Tomorrow").  "Voyage...," however,
seems to outdo all Hogan's others in describing what human society
could be like if technology is used properly.

Feel welcome to reply to me by mail, although I'd like to see
a short discussion on the net.
				Marion Hakanson
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