Re: Re: greetings!

thanks!
i would try it out and see for myself.
glad to learn i'm not the only one that appreciates good fiction.
by the way, what do you think about Asimov's style of writing?
the way he uses what he calls "future history"?
take care and thanks again!
Arvin

Quoting Jen Gilbert <[email protected]>:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 Arvin,
 
 
 
 You might want to try an interlibrary loan, yourself, from your public 
 
 library for the Asimov "Foundations" series.  Just ask the librarian for 
 
 help, as one myself, I assure you we don't mind!  I quite enjoy Science 
 
 Fiction and Fantasy books, especially David Weber.  Baen has a free online 
 
 library that you might find interseting.  It is at their website, 
 
 www.baen.com/library.  I use it quite often when I feel the need for a 
 
 Science Fiction book, and have read everythin I have in stock at my little 
 
 library.
 
 
 
 I have recently finished a non-fiction book entitled "Cold Burial" by Clive 
 
 Powell-Williams.  It is about Jack Hornby, his cousin Edgar Christian and 
 
 Harold Adlard, and their fatal expedition into the Barrens of the Canadian 
 
 North.  It was based on Christian's diary of the time.  Very chilling and 
 
 depressing, but somehow inspiring.  The men never lost faith.
 
 
 
 Kali
 
 
 
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