I've just had a SFBC member ask the club to offer A Case of Conscience by James Belushi.
That would certainly be an interesting book, I'll grant him that...
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1 comment:
Heh.
How about Hyperion by Gene Simmons?
Or Hominids by Dianne Sawyer?
Or The Uplift War by David Brinkley?
Or Neuromancer by Debbie Gibson?
Or Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Arthur C. Clarke?
OK, I'll stop now.
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