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Engineer who has read thousands of science fiction books and short stories. Can recommend stories on specific subjects and comment on technical feasibility. Especially good at older out-of-print books and authors.
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Sorry -never read this one. Here's an excellent index to older SF short stories and novels. your customer can try looking through it. Short stories are notoriously hard to find, especially if their
Sorry - never read that one. But I can recommend a different book and an excellent short story 0where technology gives humans a device which renders all electronics useless. The book is Copernick's
I remember this story well, but unfortunately also can't remember the name. I'll look through some old books to see if I can find it. Post a remark in a week if I haven't replied by then. For some reason
Sorry - never read this one. Try googling "dermie" or "dermy." My favorite infection-from-space-that-spreads story is Green Patches, by Isaac Asimov. It appears in several anthologies including "Nightfall
Sorry - never read this one. If you find it, please let me know, so I can read it too. One of my favorite short stories is one where NOTHING is monetized. It's called "And Then There Were None" (not

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