Via Winchell Chung.

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10 responses to “Via Winchell Chung.”

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   September 26, 2016

   Charlie Kravetz (charlie-tca)

   I’ve only read nine of them. I guess I am behind again.

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   September 26, 2016

   Mike Reeves-McMillan

   That’s still a good number.

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3. 

   September 26, 2016

   Louis Doggett

   Two of those I don’t recall seeing.

   Another two I only know of because I have seen them on other lists

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4. 

   September 26, 2016

   Donna Buckles

   15 of 17 here. Haven’t read Childhood’s End or Neuromancer.

   Would include possibly

   I Robot (Asimov’s Laws)

   Dawn – Octavia Butler set a high bar for alien aliens

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5. 

   September 26, 2016

   Carolyn Priest-Dorman

   Twelve, most of them long ago.

   I really need to read Dhalgren.

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6. 

   September 26, 2016

   Louis Doggett

   Carolyn Priest-Dorman

   That is one of the two I don’t recall even seeing even though I probably have.

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   September 26, 2016

   Winchell Chung

   15/17 for me

   I’ve been meaning to read Slaughter-House Five for decades.

   Never even heard of Wind-Up Girl

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   September 26, 2016

   Winchell Chung

   Donna Buckles as a solitary data point I will say that Clarke’s Childhood’s End is one of my favorite novels

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9. 

   September 26, 2016

   Mike Reeves-McMillan

   Winchell Chung, Wind-Up Girl is much more recent than any of the others – I was startled to see it there myself.

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10. 

    September 26, 2016

    Garritt VS

    I’ve read 10 and have 3 more in my library and “pending”.

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