Thread: Need space opera recommendations
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Old 02-14-2011, 04:40 PM   #137
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Originally Posted by fantasyfan View Post
Neal Asher has written some fantastic Space Opera. In Skinner and Cowl he created some remarkable worlds and aliens--including a hive mind and a great AI! The Polity series is pretty good too. I have his work in hard copy {published by Tor}, but would be surprised if it isn't available in e-book format.
Neal is a great author and suprisingly his work seem to be quite easy to get in ebook format. He is one of the few sci-fi authors whose work is available to Africa in the Kindle store (I regularly check various of my favourite authors to see if it's worth getting a Kindle). I'm sure those in the US won't have any problems getting ebook versions.

Getting printed copies might be more difficult to obtain. The best option would be order those from a UK site.
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