I assume it's only proper to introduce myself, so "hello everyone". I'm a huge David Brin fan, as well as a fan of sci-fi in general. However, as for Mr. Brins' fellow "Killer Bees", I have not read any of their works. That being said, plus noticing a lack of "sci-fi" activity in the recently archived messages, I decided to perhaps instigate a general science-fiction discussion.

As I do not as of yet know any of you, nor your tastes in this genre, I might as well list the author's that I hold close to my heart.

-David Brin (as evidenced by this post in the first place)

-David Gerrold (Star Trek TOS writer/War Against The Chtorr/and a few other interesting books)

-Terry Pratchett (Discworld series. The "little things" that this man thinks up and transfers to paper are quite outstanding to say the least)

-Anne Rice (Blurs the line of sci-fi/one of the most captivating and talented writers I have ever come across)

-Arthur C. Clarke (Rama series, that's all I have to say)

-Orson Scott Card (Ender series/the champion of the "demigod"<lol>)

-Ben Bova (Has always held an interest for me, since I read "Mars")

-Steve White (Eagle Against The Stars....<lol> Ok, so it's complete B-side sci-fi, but it's not without it's merit)

-Tolkien (I suppose THAT'S just a given)

-Various Star Trek and Star Wars novels tend to find their way into my personal library.

-I also love the Stargate Universe (For those of you who may share that interest)

-Michael Chrichton is certainly noteworthy.

Well, that's enough for now. I look forward to perhaps SOME degree of extrapolation, and/or expansion on the subject of "Science Fiction In General"

MCT

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