Thread: Science fiction triggers 'poorer reading', study finds
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Old 11-23-2017, 10:44 PM   #18
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I disagree with the findings of this. One of the books that I completely read this year was "Men Like Gods" by H.G. Wells. It might be 95 years old (published in 1923) but it was both a rich novel and a good science fiction novel [read the Dover Thrift version & got the ebook on sale. Was well worth the few dollars I paid]
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