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Science Fiction Masterworks Book Club
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Weesam
Posted 2017-10-11 9:02 PM (#16351 - in reply to #11131)
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I've rejoined again. This year I want to re-read some I read a very long time ago and only have a hazy memory of. Also, I will read 2 of the new additions to the list that I haven't read before, an HG Wells and a Strugatsky Brothers.
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Sable Aradia
Posted 2017-10-11 9:28 PM (#16352 - in reply to #16351)
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*waves at Weesam* Hi! Welcome back! Sounds great! I just chewed through a bunch, playing catch-up!
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Sable Aradia
Posted 2018-01-03 11:31 AM (#16652 - in reply to #11131)
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How goes the battle, everyone? I am still not finished Star Maker, but otherwise I have caught up to everything up to this point. Still not a huge fan of PKD (though I did like Ubik) and I just remembered when I picked it up again that I'd read More Than Human before and I loved it!
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Sable Aradia
Posted 2018-03-02 7:38 PM (#16895 - in reply to #11131)
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Holy crap, Weesam, you don't waste any time, do you? Congrats on being the first to finish!
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Weesam
Posted 2018-03-02 11:16 PM (#16896 - in reply to #11131)
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Why thank you. At the time I started the challenge, it was the only one I had, so I just powered through them. And as most of them were re-reads of favourites, they were quick reads.
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