Thread: Sci-fi authors you (and I) should NEVER read
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Old 03-03-2011, 05:34 PM   #139
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I read "The Black Cloud" back in high school (not for school...for my own enjoyment...my father had (has) a paperback copy). I rather enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted by nomesque View Post
Fred Hoyle.

Our school thought that a good introduction to the sci-fi genre would be 'The Black Cloud'. Oh lordy. It was the worst book I've ever had to drag my way through.
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