Thread: Are Baen books really that bad?
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Old 09-01-2014, 07:11 PM   #85
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
It's apparent that Baen books aren't for me. That's ok. I gave them a chance and now I know to avoid them in the future.
One book that resembles the Guardian article is James Hogan's Inherit the Stars.
Uh, how does it resemble it?
Just curious.

Hogan is one of my favorites: THRICE UPON A TIME is my number two time-travel story and THE MINERVAN EXPERIMENT (of which INHERIT THE STARS is part 1) a top 10 series.

(BTW, INHERIT THE STARS was published by DelRey back in1977, before there was a BAEN.)
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