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Old 12-06-2004, 15:22   #25
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Re: What are you reading?

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Originally Posted by Graham
It's a bit different, isn't it?!



It's a bit different, isn't it!!



I've not heard of this one, who's it by? How about a quick intro? (But no spoilers!)
Both film books are a indeed a LOT different - Starship troopers is a lot better than the film. So far do androids dream of electric sheep seems a tad worse than the film - but it may pick up.

Airship 9 is by Thomas H Block - HHHmmm - a quick intro...

Lots of nukes go off - everyone dead apart from the airship and a russian warship (it's worth remembernig this was written well before the cold war ended) and some scientists in the antartic.

It's not a brilliant book - but I like the 'end of the world' type book.... Amongst my best types of this book are 'Z for Zacharia' and 'Children of the Dust'

There is a review here - but it MAY give too much away I guess.

http://www.sfreviews.com/docs/Thomas...hip%20Nine.htm
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