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Old 11-21-2016, 07:34 PM   #81
Greg Anos
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The best way to analyse Heinlein's works are to divide them by market.

The Campbell Era - 1939 to 1945

The "Slicks" era - 1946 to 1953

The Scribner's Juveniles era - 1947 to 1959 (Starship Troopers is part of the Scribner's Era, it was written for them, but Scribner's bounced it.)

The "Big Novel" era - 1961 to 1988

Yes, there are flyers- oddities that don't fit the era, but this is a good way to look at his works.

Each era had different editorial requirements, and each had a different tone. To each their own taste.
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