Report: Arthur C. Clarke, Dead at 90
On Mar 18, 11:12*pm, "Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)"
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Joseph S. Powell, III wrote:
Wow. One of the "Big Three" (Dr Clarke, Dr Asimov, and Heinlein).
I have yet to read any of his Rama books....I think it's about damn time
I
did.
*Read the first book: Rendezvous with Rama. The rest were written mostly
by Gentry Lee with Clarke acting as the editor and are not, umm, highly
regarded. Rendezvous with Rama would make a good movie if it were done
right.
Yeah, they progressively get "worse" in my opinion.
Yep, I agree.
But then again, I think the same thing happened with this 2001 series. *3001
was very disappointing to me.
I couldn't get past 2051 (was it?) after 2010...
*Other Arthur C. Clarke major works are Childhood's End,
An excellent one.
The City and the Stars, Against the Fall of Night. He will be missed.
I also liked his short story the 9 Billion names of God.
And a star just winked out.
Again, I agree.
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