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On My Bookshelf: Burning Paradise
Robert Charles Wilson was one of my favorite authors about twenty years ago. I’ve found his more recent books less edifying than those from his early career. Those nominating him for awards don’t seem to differentiate. He exploded into top-shelf science … Continue reading
Posted in On My Bookshelf, science fiction
Tagged Burning Paradise, dystopia, Robert Charles Wilson
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