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Old 05-12-2014, 09:01 PM   #16
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Four or five authors you already knew you liked?
I worded it poorly, but I meant new ones I hadn't read. I think the only author in the Free Library that I had read previously was Andre Norton. I'd never read anything by Roberta Gellis or Keith Laumer and really like both. Mercedes Lackey is potluck; her stuff is either really good or I can't get into it. She's probably the big winner for me since I've bought several of her series, but I wish she wrote more SF. I like a smattering of Eric Flint's books (I love Mother of Demons and the first few in the 1632 series) and I like David Weber's Oath of Swords, but not his SF. I loved Chris Dolley's Resonance, but he unfortunately hasn't written much else.

I've tried a few John Ringo and David Drake titles and just don't enjoy them (military tactics ad nauseum, but shallow plot and character development). I suppose if I did enjoy those, though, it would completely flip Baen's ratio for me.
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