Neuromancer452 reviews William Gibson Ace Hardcover, 2004 Still Good After All These Years + If Only Gibson Had Continued With This Story... + Lives up to the hype I first read Gibson's "Neuromancer" when it first came out (about 24 years ago) and really enjoyed it. I just finished reading it again, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it's weathered the intervening decades very well. This book created a genre by envisioning a wired world when, at the ...             Foundation344 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 2004 Amazing Asimov read !!!!!! + Psychohistory and the statistical prediction of mob behaviour! + Amazing book to get hooked on Asimov! + Excellent + Science Fiction at its best             Cities in Flight28 reviews James Blish Overlook TP, 2005 You don't know what science fiction is until you've read Cities in Flight + Happy to see these stories together + It shows its age, but the grandeur is still there... + Renewing an old friendship             The Red Magician5 reviews Lisa Goldstein Orb Books, 1995 My second read 20 years later was much better .... + Surprisingly realistic fantasy + Magical and wonderful + A wonderous novel of a horrific time.             Ringworld169 reviews Larry Niven Del Rey, 1985 Ring world is solid entertaining reading + Probably the best novel that is pure Niven. + One of the Ten Quadrillion Wonders of the Universe! This is the first of the ring world series of books, and all of them are entertaining and fun to read as a whole set. These are stay up all night reading books good, with compelling characters, an excellent story line, and an awesome plot to go along with it that unfolds over the book and ...             Asimovs Science Fiction13 reviews Penny Press Some of the best science fiction shorts out there + The Best Science Fiction MAGAZINE + Possibly the greatest SF magazine in existence. + Amazing!             Helliconia Winter (The Helliconia Trilogy, Book 3)4 reviews Brian W. Aldiss I Books, 2002 Fitting ending Just as the series began with everything waking up with spring, so it ends with the world once again falling asleep for winter. Definitely ranking as one of the best series of all time, Aldiss finishes weaving his masterful plot, somehow making a book that is in the vein of the others and yet ...             Fantasy & Science Fiction11 reviews Spilogale Inc A monthly magazine of short stories? How can you go wrong? + Excellent read + A Proven Track Record of Excellence + The Best Digest for Fantasy + THE GOLD STANDARD...             Starship Troopers689 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 The future Sparta-style. + Excellent reading and much better than the movie. + Deeper than you think + All I can say is.. Wow..             Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology14 reviews Greg Bear, Pat Cadigan, ... Ace Books/Berkley, 1988 Best Collection For the Genre + for cyberpunk n00bs and other scifi lovers + Not Free SF Reader + A mixed bag, but still pretty good             Helliconia Spring: The First Book in the Helliconia Trilogy (Helliconia Trilogy, Book 1)14 reviews Brian W. Aldiss I Books, 2002 A Different kind of Epic I read this book in the late 90's when I was in high school. To bring it into perspective today - makes a lot of sense. The book is a collection of science, astronomy, society ,physical/human geography and a touch of Science fiction. Most important to potential buyers is the fact that this ...             Second Foundation65 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 2004 Fun Fun Fun + Excellent + The climax to the series, and for most people, the place to stop reading + Thinking man's Foundation novel             The Essential Ellison: A 50 Year Retrospective (Revised and Expanded)13 reviews Harlan Ellison Morpheus International, 2005 I Have No Book, And I Must Read + A treat !! + it's ellison and it's the size of a brick! :) + Life without Ellison would be dull + Xenogenesis and so much more             The Best of Robert E. Howard Volume 1: Crimson Shadows (Best of Robert E Howard)6 reviews Robert E. Howard Del Rey, 2007 The best stories from the best story writer + Not Free SF Reader + An excellent REH Sampler + A Must Have for Any Fantasy Collector             Age of Wonders: Exploring The World of Science Fiction4 reviews David G. Hartwell Tor Books, 1996 Why The Golden Age of SF is 12 years old (and male). + Not Free SF Reader + Want to know what SF is all about? + Useful for explaining to friends and family why you read SF             Triplanetary54 reviews Edward Elmer Smith CruGuru, 2008 "Galactic Patrol" is THE classic 1950's space epic + Greatest Saga in Science Fiction History The Lensmen series comprises the following books: 1 - Triplanetary 2 - First Lensman 3 - Galactic Patrol 4 - Gray Lensman 5 - Second-Stage Lensman 6 - Children of the Lens Without exaggeration, the "Galactic Patrol" series is one of the greatest classic space epics ever written, ...             Alternate Worlds The Illustrated History Of Science Fiction James Gunn Prentice-Hall, 1975 The Illustrated History of Science Fiction             A Wizard of Earthsea (The Earthsea Cycle, Book 1)400 reviews Ursula K. Le Guin Spectra, 2004 perfect + The original teenage wizard story This book arrived well before the expected date and was a great buy. I will be buying from them again.             Think Like a Dinosaur: And Other Stories6 reviews James Patrick Kelly Golden Gryphon Press, 2003 A brilliant collection. + Not Free SF Reader + Not Free SF Reader + Masterpiece + Wonderful story collection             Helliconia Summer (Helliconia Trilogy)3 reviews Brian W. Aldiss I Books, 2002 One of the best + Best book in the series + Almost as good as Spring Continuing his very successful (critcally at least I have no idea how well it sold, though the book trumpets that it's an "international best seller") Helliconia series about a planet with a two thousand year long revolution and two hundred year seasons (give or take), he expands and clarifies ...