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It's unfair to compare. I have an extensive collection of Sci-Fi, and I
often re-read the big three Heinlien was my first, Asimov was great but published some real crap when he got to believe his own hype, Clarke was the master of continuity and detail, both of the physical and spiritual. His worlds are the truest and best and he had the largest impact on the real world, far larger than Asimov. A great mind, and a great author. "Bob Fry" wrote in message ... I read a lot of sci-fi as a kid and he was the best. Better writer than Heinlin but not as prolific. He influenced many, many people I'm sure. -- We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us. ~ Joseph Campbell |
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