I Never Cease to be Amazed by How Cool Vintage Sci-Fi Books Are

This is a pretty intense noir crime psychological thriller about genetics and artificial intelligence. It's like a grittier kind of more cerebral Philip K. Dick that's from the 60s.

Kyan is rough. Sort of Joseph Conrad, the psychedelic Joseph Conrad. Not as cool as that actually sounds, but worth picking up the book at some point wherever you happen to find it, just for those two short stories, which are excellent.

I have read this, reviewed it, talked about it. Very good book. Very long, very dry, very, very, very pretty book at times.

I finished Slan a couple days ago. Pretty impressive book.

It was the God makers is what it was, which read like the table scraps that fell to the floor when he was writing Dune. It was bad.

I have sort of mixed feelings about the book, but certainly it's historically important.

I've actually read this. It's not exactly to my taste, but if you like Bradberry and kind of softer SF, kind of more homespun, folksier science fiction, fantasy, horror, then Zena Henderson might be of interest to you.

That's right. I've read both of them. They are both decent.

I've read both of them. They are both decent. To Walk the Night is better.

I read Traveler in Black, which was sort of whatever.