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I've only read ONE story by Mr. Wolfe I liked, and it just might have been 'The Death of Doctor Island', possibly because I liked the word play. But as I've stated before, his stuff is not for...

DEATHBIRD STORIES is a collection by Harlan Ellison (unless, of course, that IS what you were comparing Wolfe to!)

Gene Wolfe wrote 'The Death of Doctor Island'

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I agree.
I have their complete Vonnegut sets and have read every one of them cover to cover. I sort of like the thin, onion-skin-like pages.

For all you Andy Weir completists out there:
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Better tell Rick Deckard another replicant is loose!

That's the order. Just read Speaks the Nightbird and The Queen of Bedlam first. Mister Slaughter is the third book in the series.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Br!an. Now I have to buy 2 more books!

Since I'm too lazy to do any research, anyone care to tell me the correct order in which to read the Robert McCammon set from Lividian?

1. MISTER SLAUGHTER
2. THE PROVIDENCE RIDER
3. THE RIVER...

I am so broke,
but I am so tempted:
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Any rich millionaires with lots of money out there who want to buy me an early Christmas present?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/165515323130?hash=item26897b66fa:g:QKEAAOSwW0limctQ

For those who can't get enough NEUROMANCER editions:
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Oh boy, that's a tall order.
The first thing I ever read by Resnick was THE BRANCH, and that hooked me for life.
I also loved WALPURGIS III, which is the book I had him personally autograph to me....

I think I'm the only person here who collects Mike Resnick books, but I finally found some information about his last book, THE LORD OF NIGHTMARES, the final volume of The Dreamscape trilogy, from...

Yet another must have?

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/yours-cruelly-elvira-cassandra-peterson/1137940567?ean=9780306828003

Too expensive for me, but if you're a real Beatles fan, you might want this:

https://www.eastonpress.com/all-categories/signed-editions/harry-benson-paul-3813.html

Doubleday started doing signed/numbered books of Asimov's latest releases late in his career, so I bought them.
A book dealer I know used to visit Asimov in New York. Shortly before his death the...

Yeah, I have THE ROBOTS OF DAWN and ROBOTS AND EMPIRE from Phantasia Press, the low-class signed, numbered editions.
I was offered beautiful, lettered editions of each, one of them unique, but had...

Here's the latest Easton Press one, the only one of those mentioned I have.
And also some more Asimov just for the heck of it.

https://i.imgur.com/9SolQ3X.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/xCvQAOx.jpg

Easton Press had a nice big hardcover of the first 3 available recently, but it seems to be out of print.

There's a theme there...
...can't quite put my finger on it though.

What on earth will I do with a Prime Minister?
Oh well, I'll think of something...