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95 Jeff
jozzcooper Offline Send Email
Dec 6, 2005
8:05 pm
heya folks, time for some input from me. i think what really makes CDS my favorite is the way he treats his characters; i've never been a fan of reading a book...
96 MsTigerHawk
tigerhawksoars Offline Send Email
Dec 6, 2005
9:03 pm
I wholeheartedly agree with you. Not only does Simak care about his characters, he also makes the readers care about them. Colleen Jeff <jozzcooper@...>...
97 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Dec 6, 2005
11:33 pm
That's right:) I love those guys:) I was accustomed to happy endings and probably that's why I was a bit shocked when I finished Time and Again. There's so...
98 Paul Cooper
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Dec 10, 2005
12:18 am
I came across a copy of Time and Again a year, or so, ago and had occasion to re-read for the first time it since I was in high school. It struck me, as an...
99 wsharp407@...
wsharp407 Offline Send Email
Dec 10, 2005
5:37 pm
I agree. You get some wonderful insights from these stories, Paul. Sounds like a good topic for an essay. I've become convinced that there are lessons to be...
100 Johnboy
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Dec 12, 2005
5:39 pm
When I read the book, I didn't see the double-meanings - perhaps I am just dense - but, I enjoyed the book anyway because it was another Simak. I'm sure it...
101 Johnboy
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Dec 14, 2005
10:42 pm
"The Big Front Yard" reads pretty well for one of Simak's shorter works. A novella, or long short story. jp Hello all, my name is jeff and i just joined the...
102 Jeff
jozzcooper Offline Send Email
Dec 22, 2005
4:40 am
Hello everyone. I'm not only a simak fan, but a fan of s/f in general, and i've noticed that many writers have achieved some recognition in the mainstream, but...
103 MsTigerHawk
tigerhawksoars Offline Send Email
Dec 22, 2005
1:11 pm
The old timer science fiction fans are quite aware of him and his works. The newer generations probably aren't. Colleen Jeff <jozzcooper@...> wrote: ...
104 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Dec 22, 2005
4:08 pm
I absolutely agree with Colleen. Although that depends on the country too. Where I come from (Bulgaria), people know Simak better than in France (where I'm a...
105 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Dec 22, 2005
4:13 pm
When I first read Big Front Yard I felt really sorry that it ended so soon:) Would have loved to see that guy through a thousand worlds more! Well... that's in...
106 Johnboy
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Dec 22, 2005
4:30 pm
Simak, God rest his soul, has been sadly overlooked, in my opinion. By the way, does anyone know he also wrote pulp western stories. I would love to see some...
107 Gary Cramer
clootiewell Offline Send Email
Dec 22, 2005
5:00 pm
Hi all, I've been reading and collecting Simak stuff since about 1979 when I was a teenager. In all these years, I've gotten nothing but blank stares from...
108 Johnboy
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Dec 22, 2005
5:12 pm
I haven't read that one because I have a few more of Simak's novels to read, and am putting off Highway to Eternity until last. That was his last book, I...
109 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Dec 26, 2005
5:49 pm
It looks like a very good collection! I'm still thinking about ordering it... by the time I decide, it will be out of print:) I was wondering... When was City...
110 hendersonqli Offline Send Email Dec 28, 2005
5:23 am
Hi, I just noticed that on Ebay they have a listing for a very rare Clifford Simak short story "Nine Lives". It was only available in the December 1957 Short...
111 wsharp407@...
wsharp407 Offline Send Email
Dec 28, 2005
2:39 pm
I've noticed that neither Barnes and Noble or Borders carry Simak books. Amazon has a few new editions and tons of "used", many under a dollar. I've gotten...
112 Johnboy
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Dec 28, 2005
5:52 pm
This is sad to see authors as good as Simak "forgotten" and lost so quickly. jp I've noticed that neither Barnes and Noble or Borders carry Simak books....
113 Paul Cooper
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Dec 28, 2005
6:51 pm
I also have a copy of this book. It's a truly beautiful piece of work. Be aware that the publisher is a very small company and they still have some quirks in...
114 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Dec 29, 2005
2:40 pm
... books. Amazon has a few new editions and tons of "used", many under a dollar. I've gotten both paperbacks and hardbacks, by Simak, from Amazon that look...
115 Paul Bramscher
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Dec 29, 2005
5:43 pm
I'm fortunate in that I live in the metro area in which Clifford Simak spent the bulk of his life (Minneapolis/St. Paul), and occasionally find his materials...
116 wsharp407@...
wsharp407 Offline Send Email
Dec 29, 2005
8:27 pm
I got my autographed copy of Worlds Without End in a bookstore in Lancaster, PA. It cost me a bundle but I'm happy to have it. It was inscribed to someone...
117 Kevin Landreneau
elnito1964 Offline Send Email
Dec 30, 2005
12:52 pm
The library thing is all too true. I grew up in Lafayette, La, where the city library had almost all of Simak's novels and short-story collections. Having...
118 Paul Cooper
pecooper98362 Offline Send Email
Dec 31, 2005
10:52 pm
There is something you can do to help keep Simak's books available in your library. Check them out. When I moved here five years ago, there were only two Simak...
119 wsharp407@...
wsharp407 Offline Send Email
Jan 1, 2006
9:09 pm
Very good point, Paul. There are only two Simak books in my local library, two copies of City and one of Way Station, but more at the university. Maybe we...
120 Howe, Ashley
ashhowe2001 Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2006
9:47 am
"I think that young people do not know him because the SF fashion has changed quite a lot recently... not to mention the new whitch-demon-hell- vampire-TV...
121 MsTigerHawk
tigerhawksoars Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2006
8:55 pm
That's a wonderful idea. Thanks for the suggestion. Colleen Paul Cooper <pecooper98362@...> wrote: There is something you can do to help keep Simak's...
122 Paul Bramscher
pfbram Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
12:42 am
My wife and other librarians in this area use standard criteria for weeding old books: 1) Condition 2) Use statistics 3) Whether it recieves mention in...
123 Gary Cramer
clootiewell Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
1:55 am
To the person who wondered about Phil Stephensen-Payne's Simak bibliography... I got it a number of years ago and have found it to be a very valuable...
124 Margarita
mikkenzi Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2006
10:49 am
Thanks for the info! I'll try to get it from there:) I know there is another bibliography by Muriel Becker but its a bit expensive for me... It's a pity that...
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