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On 15/01/2011 1:44 AM, Darren New wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>> On 15/01/2011 1:22 AM, Darren New wrote:
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>>> The second sounds familiar. The first doesn't.
>>
>> It was written in 1964 so you may have missed it.
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> I am looking for one even as we speak. :-) (It certainly explains why
> it's not on the Kindle. ;-)
>
I've got a pdf copy in my collection if you can't find it (676 k).
>>> Calculating God isn't about the universe being a simulation, tho.
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>> Neither it is but what the heck! I could do with finding a new author.
>> And the synopsis looks OK.
>
> As for that, Greg Egan is my favorite hard SF writer right now. Pretty
> much everything he has written is very, very thought provoking. I also
> am quite enjoying the Neal Asher stories, especially the Spatterjay series.
>
I've read some Greg Egan, he is good. I don't think I've read Asher, tho'.
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Regards
Stephen
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