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Almost-Classics: SF Concepts and Settings That Deserve Better Execution

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Almost-Classics: SF Concepts and Settings That Deserve Better Execution

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Comment number: 70
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Two Improvised Fugues: Arthur C. Clarke’s The City and the Stars and Against the Fall of Night

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Comment number: 14
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Overlooked Classic Rewrites the History of Western Authoritarianism: The Alteration by Kingsley Amis

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Comment number: 2
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Robinson Crusoe of Tschai: Jack Vance’s Planet of Adventure Tetralogy

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Comment number: 12
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Keeping Telepaths in Mind: The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester

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Comment number: 12
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Of Dogs and Men: Clifford Simak’s City

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Comment number: 17

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