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Old 01-31-2020, 07:40 AM   #50
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Originally Posted by Greg Anos View Post
I'll have to stick up for E.E.Smith. He single-handedly create space opera.

His scale may be larger than what most people prefer, but he was different than anything before him.
I'm a Doc Smith fan and have his Lensmen series. He's one of the pulp writers that I mentioned. He definitely doesn't translate well into this PC age.

Pulp fiction overall had a style that transcended genre. Both the Lensman series and the Doc Savage books had a very similar feel to them.
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