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Old 05-28-2025, 02:31 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by nana77 View Post

@Uncle Robin: imho you could try Ruby Rucker , it was in the Urania's edition of past month (loved his characters of Miss Max and companion): Gee Winklers was that kind of a character if you look for someone who's very "Gee Whiz".
Peter Hamilton was in this month's publishing (Judas Unchained) and as the italian version is spit in two parts, the second is next month.
Really didn't found a-page that would felt annoying or boring.

I don't know what you mean about the life of the authors, in SF, as I'd never invetigated ... I recall the synopsis of Howard's bewildered me, really.
Thanks for the rec! I did enjoy Judas Unchained very, very much, but was also very glad that I could read both parts back to back with no delay between
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