Friday86 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1983 Everything you could want in a book and more + Revisiting Friday + Heinlein, Sex, and a Pretty Cyborg I came across the paperback version of this book in the $1 bin of a thrift store and was surprised I hadn't heard of it before. I thought this might have been a rare dud in his career, but thankfully, I was wrong. This could be considered a sequel to his novella "Gulf", and actually features ...             Stranger in a Strange Land: Uncut Version1 review Ace Books, 1991 A fine yarn, but dated and self-indulgent Heinlein conceived STRANGER in 1948, but didn't finish it until 1960. His editor asked him to cut it from 220,000 to 150,000 words; as published it was 160,087. It was reissued from the original manuscript in 1991, and I just got around to reading this "uncut" edition. I first read ...             Farnham's Freehold53 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Baen, 1994 My first exposure to Libertarianism + Where is the Sequel!!! + A world with no sign of other humans. It's been close to 30 years since I first read Farnham's Freehold, and I've read it once or twice since then. Don't get too wound up in "liking" Farnham; he's a bastard, you're not gonna like him. Heinlein just went through a libertarian period, and this is the result of that. The message isn't ...             Citizen of the Galaxy64 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Another Classic from the Dean of Science Fiction Writers + Heinlein's look at personal freedom + Not Free SF Reader + Lot Number Ninety-Seven.... + They don't write 'em like this anymore             Podkayne of Mars27 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Robert Hale Ltd, 2003 Pre-feminist. Contains one superb insight. + Don't let the others scare you off! + *Someone's* place is in the home, woman or man. This book was written just before the feminist movement's 2nd-half-of-20th-century phase got underway. Heinlein had not yet broken free of traditional gender roles (as he certainly did shortly thereafter), although it is perfectly obvious that he not only values, but always enjoys, ...             I Will Fear No Evil75 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 Fear no evil + Wonderful Author "Fear No Evil" is a great book and a very enjoyeble read, I have long been a Heinlein fan. Wonderful!             Time Enough for Love140 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 genius + Epic, Sci-fi romance + gr8 fun!! Back in the infamous 60's Stranger in a Strange Land by Heinlein was part of the moment for my friends and I......he introduced us to some of our first metaphysical concepts . Time enough for Love is a classic too. I love the philosophy of Lazarus the main character. I find myself in agreement all ...             Time Enough for Love140 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 genius + Epic, Sci-fi romance + gr8 fun!! Back in the infamous 60's Stranger in a Strange Land by Heinlein was part of the moment for my friends and I......he introduced us to some of our first metaphysical concepts . Time enough for Love is a classic too. I love the philosophy of Lazarus the main character. I find myself in agreement all ...             Friday86 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1983 Everything you could want in a book and more + Revisiting Friday + Heinlein, Sex, and a Pretty Cyborg I came across the paperback version of this book in the $1 bin of a thrift store and was surprised I hadn't heard of it before. I thought this might have been a rare dud in his career, but thankfully, I was wrong. This could be considered a sequel to his novella "Gulf", and actually features ...             Podkayne of Mars27 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Robert Hale Ltd, 2003 Pre-feminist. Contains one superb insight. + Don't let the others scare you off! + *Someone's* place is in the home, woman or man. This book was written just before the feminist movement's 2nd-half-of-20th-century phase got underway. Heinlein had not yet broken free of traditional gender roles (as he certainly did shortly thereafter), although it is perfectly obvious that he not only values, but always enjoys, ...             Stranger in a Strange Land: Uncut Version1 review Ace Books, 1991 A fine yarn, but dated and self-indulgent Heinlein conceived STRANGER in 1948, but didn't finish it until 1960. His editor asked him to cut it from 220,000 to 150,000 words; as published it was 160,087. It was reissued from the original manuscript in 1991, and I just got around to reading this "uncut" edition. I first read ...             I Will Fear No Evil75 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 Fear no evil + Wonderful Author "Fear No Evil" is a great book and a very enjoyeble read, I have long been a Heinlein fan. Wonderful!             Citizen of the Galaxy64 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Another Classic from the Dean of Science Fiction Writers + Heinlein's look at personal freedom + Not Free SF Reader + Lot Number Ninety-Seven.... + They don't write 'em like this anymore             Farnham's Freehold53 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Baen, 1994 My first exposure to Libertarianism + Where is the Sequel!!! + A world with no sign of other humans. It's been close to 30 years since I first read Farnham's Freehold, and I've read it once or twice since then. Don't get too wound up in "liking" Farnham; he's a bastard, you're not gonna like him. Heinlein just went through a libertarian period, and this is the result of that. The message isn't ...