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Old 05-13-2014, 12:33 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Difflugia View Post
Thanks for the suggestions. I haven't read any of those, so I may have just picked the wrong books to sample.
Every publisher and author has duds. And not everything is to everybody's taste.
(I wouldn't wish Heinlein's NUMBER OF THE BEAST on a politician but most everything else from him is at least readable.)

And market tastes vary with time so stories and subgenres that might have been popular (or unpopular) at a given point in time might face a different fate a few years later. That's one of the virtues of ebooks: once a title is digitized there is no penalty to keeping it available regardless of popularity. No valid reason to take it off the market.

BTW, of the stories I listed, I am particularly fond of BOUNDARY. Not many hard SF stories are built off the science of paleontology.
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