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Old 07-21-2015, 07:31 AM   #672
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Originally Posted by murg View Post
I loved my Kaypro II...

I started re-reading one of E E Doc Smith's series (I think it was Skylark, definitely not Lensman), and stopped because I was annoyed that the go to solution for everything was genocide.
Yes, I too really loved my Kapro II, and was so glad that I decided on that rather than the Osbourne I.

I read my first 'Doc' Smith novel when it was serialized in IF Worlds of Science Fiction, back in 1964 or '65. The title was "Skylark DuQuesne. I remember being completely enthralled. That's when I fell in love with the sweep of his writing.

My favorite series, however, was the Lensman Series. I still have great memories of those books.

Can someone post something here on how they read as an adult? Are they still enjoyable?

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