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Old 08.06.2008, 10:06 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by atari 2600
Disturbing rumors about Clarke and a foray towards the end towards the goofy supernatural aside, I think he's an excellent sci-fi author. Childhood's End is widely regarded as his absolute best. My favorite has to be 2001: A Space Odyssey though.

maybe he was channeling Hubbard.

I wonder if people who's minds reside in future-fantasy go a little bonkers because of it.

also, I agree that 2001 was the best, but it's a close race with 2010.

2010 felt like hard sci-fi where 2001 had that acid-tinged feel that most sci-fi in the late 60's strived for. not that that's BAD (I eat it up), but I like the apocalyptic feel of the second story.

tripping out hippies must have been good business while the getting was still good...
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