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( (Good SF authors) != (young SF authors) ) ??
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Tue, 19 Oct 2004 17:04:22 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, David Koudys wrote:
> So my friend and I were talking the other day about Clarke, Asimov, Chalker,
> Heinlen, etc...
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> Can anyone name a really good science-fiction author that was born, say, after
> 1960?
Not without doing some digging(0). Plus it varies according to taste.
Lately I like the "killer B's"...(1) they all are within a "few" years of that
mark, as compared to the grand masters you name (whether I'd put Chalker up
there is a different question...) who date way way back, they were all old
enough to serve in WWII, or close, instead of born during or after it, IIRC.
But ya, post 1960 and good? I dunno. Neal Stephenson comes close at 1959...
Great question. Feel free to FUT to geek if you want. Up to you.
0 - While digging around trying to answer the question I found this site:
http://www.sfbookcase.com/authors.asp?show=t&sort= lots of good authors there
1 - Bear(1951), Benford(1941), Brin(1950)... if you haven't read any Brin you're
missing out. the Uplift books are very good... In a completely different
direction, I also really like Tepper. Not at all hard SF
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