Re: Oldest SF not necessarily most dated?

"Ted Nolan <tednolan>" <ted@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <g0euh3$f3a$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Michael Urban <urban@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >I haven't read the story, but all this discussion makes me wish I had.
>
> It's a classic.  I'm sure some will debate this since it's a bit light
> on the Clemet "hard sf" stuff, but I'll say _Needle_ is his best book.
>




That's quite arguable.

I'd put it up there with _Mission of Gravity_. Two other good ones are
_Iceworld_ and a little-known historical novel _Left of Africa_ which I
can
highly recommend

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Mike Stone - Peterborough, England

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