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Old 09-24-2010, 08:56 AM   #143
PhilK
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Originally Posted by Cyclops View Post
Soft SF tends to be written by non-scientists, the likes of Philip K Dick, Brian Aldiss, J. G. Ballard etc and is more concerned with the social aspects of the situation and less driven by scientific plausibility- I call such Social Fiction and to me is less appealing in general (but not always) than the hard stuff.
Have never been able to get away with those 3.
Tried reading them and threw the books down in disgust and never picked them up again. Reading some Philip K Dick and Aldiss was an ordeal, and tedious. I did finish the books and never picked another Aldiss, and read only a couple of P.K.D
Give me the so-called "Hard SF" every time.
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