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So, we have an Anne McCaffrey forum, that damsel of the dragons and even J.K. Rowling. Would anyone be interested in a Larry Niven one? His early works are screaming for dissections and I scoured the web and cannot find a site that has one. What do you think?...Anyone...
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If you build it, they will come (umm, maybe
). Well, I will, anyway. I'll read some Niven for the cause.

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I think you would have to be barred though George, after your defaming me in the other threads. NetHooligan you!
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Perhaps you read the Goat in Todd's Eye. 
Hmmm. I rather liked it, but there were some parts that made the book seem more like a Naval History story than actual sc-fi. And the Moties were pants at times. Still, it was good.

Hmmm. I rather liked it, but there were some parts that made the book seem more like a Naval History story than actual sc-fi. And the Moties were pants at times. Still, it was good.
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