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Kie <kie@home.now> wrote in news:sje8fb1jm5h4sc73t2p3t8d7tihtlm5mv4@
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> Heinlein
There were 3 Heinlein books on that list ... but not "I Will Fear No
Evil". I have read everything by Heinlein and I would have
seriously considered rating it as his best book. Definitely ahead
of "Starship Troopers" and "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress". Perhaps
the NPR decided "I Will Fear No Evil" is not really sci-fi?
I do wish NPR would not have mixed two entirely different genres
like SF and Fantasy together in one list - there are a lot of good
SF books on the list that are demeaned by being lumped together with
crap full of dragons and wizards.
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