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Xebec, I don't read much Sci-Fi but if you enjoy classic Twilight Zone, I would recommend, 'The Howling Man', collection of short stories by Charles Beaumont. The last 8 volumes or so Dozois' tastes seemed to get a bit baroque and I found so many of the stories hard to follow. The Years Best Science Fiction Short Stories, edited by Gardner Dozois, up until volume 22.

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Really enjoy the SF Masterworks series of novels. I read the author lived in England for part of it and picked place names from a map or phone book or something. The only distracting thing is the use of place names for people: Yeovil, Dagenham, etc. I'm amazed it hasn't been done already, it could be amazing if they keep the bones of the plot even and the characters. And it has some amazing sci-fi premises in it, like The Jaunte.

There's a huge shift halfway through that was unexpected. The hero is incredibly thick and brutal, but develops. Really enjoying THE STARS MY DESTINATION by Alfred Bester. The Heaven Makers - An alien race of socially advanced immortal-like beings with nothing but time on their hands use carefully selected earth-bound characters for their very own Truman Show lookalike to avert boredom, but their careful attempts to conceal themselves from earthly scrutiny gradually come unstuck. It's the town where everything comes up 'Jaspers!' The oft-quoted expression, 'it is useless to resist,' might have been coined for the subject of this book. The Santaroga Barrier - about being assimilated by a weird, otherwordly drug that binds a community together slavishly. My last two sci-fi's were Frank Herbert efforts. The best idea it has in it is a popular food called Chicken Little, starting as a heart-sized piece of meat it has been dee and grown until it's now storeys high and shaved off like kebab meat continuously. It's a world where ad agencies rule and the world is so overcrowded that people are being convinced to go to Venus. It's great with a slightly anti-climactic ending.

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Amazed it hasn't been made into a series, it has the potential to be great sci-fi tv too.įinished The Space Merchants by Frederick Pohl. It doesn't quite work for me but there's a lot to like to it. Each chapter alternates between Gateway and the main guy visiting his robot shrink. It's Russian roulette with explorers going out and dying or coming back rich. But it's all ships preprogrammed to destinations that are unknown and potentially fatal, with no way of changing course. Gateway by Frederik Pohl has a brilliant central idea of using alien tech to search the galaxy. It got better as it went along but wasn't as involving as I was expecting. I recently finished Hard to Be A God by the Strugatsky Brothers.

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(really like the 80's Twilight Zone adaptation as well, more upbeat than the story, which has a sad inevitability)Īnd for this festive time of year, a silly one that presages the new movie Fatman (though it's really a James Bond parody): Santa Claus vs. I like his speaking voice.Ī couple more Ellison's of real quality, to my aging memory. I think in YouTube there's himself reading at least one of them which would be interesting. Thanks mouse I'll check out those recommendations. I haven't read any of his novels though-I've been on a short story kick for the last decade or so and haven't really tackled many novels except Infinite Jest and Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep. I think he described himself as a fantasist. He's definitely not HARD sci-fi though, even if some of his stories fit that mold. I don't think I've actually read that one-granted I don't care for everything he wrote but there are some gems in there-Īll three are quality stories to get a good overview of his best stuff. I do like hearing him on Hour 25 or whatever that old radio show he presented was. But not read enough to form a proper pinion of his work.

I've only read A Boy and His Dog, so basically i've read nothing of his. Guy was polarizing in reality but he has some great short stories. I did read Rama about 12 years ago and 2001 previously and enjoyed them both.Ģ001 is really good and by reading I was able to understand the movie LOL. Non-Film Score Discussion: Sci-Fi Novel Recommendations?

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