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Originally Posted by Pulpmeister
I rarely read "continuation" or "workshop" books.
Again, all of Arthur C Clarke, but few if any by him in collaboration; Clarke had a very distinctive voice.
All Asimov, too, but none of the "Asimov Universe" book by other authors. They lack Asimov's somewhat awkward but distinctive voice.
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Of those, I would recommend the Clarke/Baxter collaborations.
The Light of Other Days is a terrific book. Though to be fair I am a fan of both Clarke and Baxter.
I'd also recommend the three Caliban books written by Roger McBride Allen. The books are worthy sci-fi. He manages to capture the Asimov vibe, but he is a better writer. Unfortunately not available as ebooks.