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Heinlein's stories focus on self-reliance like Ayn Rand's massive novels, but are much more entertaining.

The Rolling Stone. Flat cats.

21 posted on 01/11/2002 11:05:07 AM PST by RightWhale
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>Heinlein's stories focus on self-reliance like Ayn Rand's massive novels, but are much more entertaining.

Yes, Heinlein is very, very good.

On the topic of Mars, however, I seem to recall that my favorite Mars story was Asimov's "The Martian Way."I haven't read it in about a decade, but I remember it being very cool, with people humming around in nuclear ships that use water as reaction mass, everything very casual. I don't remember the exact plot, but I remember it being about, in a Heinlein kind of way, the colonists becoming self-sufficent for water...

(Darn, I was going to watch "The Mummy" and "The Mummy Returns" tonight -- Now I guess I'll have to dig out a copy of TMW and buckle down for some reading instead of four hours of Rachel Weisz watching...)

Mark W.

28 posted on 01/11/2002 1:28:21 PM PST by MarkWar
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