Re: Answer: ___Arthur C. Clarke + Stephen Baxter's [Review]

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Post #91,045 by qstephens 3/24/03 12:29:44 PM Reply	Re: Answer: ___Arthur C. Clarke + Stephen Baxter's [Review] I am less than impressed with Stephen Baxter. His books have more than an element of sameness beyond the Earth usually if not always (in the 2 books of his that I've read plus another about which I've been told) getting destroyed. qts
Post #91,103 by Ashton 3/24/03 3:59:00 PM Reply	Guess I'll have to look at his other opera My presumption is that the major plot-line is Clarke's, so I didn't pay much critical attention to trying to separate-out narrative style. I thought that the ideas transcended the storytelling.. Obv YMDV (did vary) ;-) Ashton (No, he ain't a replacement for Vonnegut, but then..)

Answer: ___Arthur C. Clarke + Stephen Baxter's [Review] - (Ashton) - (2) - Jan. 18, 2003, 05:51:17 PM EST

Re: Answer: ___Arthur C. Clarke + Stephen Baxter's [Review] - (qstephens) - (1) - March 24, 2003, 12:29:44 PM EST

Guess I'll have to look at his other opera - (Ashton) - March 24, 2003, 03:59:00 PM EST

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