Eating After The Change
Religious Liberties
Carnivores And The Valar
Focus And Embodiment
God And The Multiverse
The Lord Of The Dance II
The Fruits Of Labour
A Strange Place
Being And Seeming
The Machine Stops
Mary And Grass
Know Yourself - And Your Enemy
Addendum (see comment):
Hoka
2 comments:
Kaor, Paul!
And once in a while I also like to read HUMOROUS science fiction, such as the Hoka stories of Poul Anderson and Gordon Dickson. I don't think we need to always be "furrow browed" about what we read!
I mentioned Anderson/Gordon because I don't often see funny stories in SF. Such stories gives us a change of pace, a moment of relaxation, from considering serious ideas and problems.
Sean
Kaor, Paul!
Thanks for adding that addendum because of my comments about Anderson/Dickson's Hoka stories. Dickson, in particular, was fond of writing humorous science fiction. And Anderson wrote other stories which were humorous: such as "A Bicycle Built For Brew" (also called THE MAKESHIFT ROCKET).
Sean
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