Gray, Wolfe, Heinlein

Mark Hall · 20 Apr 2003, 03:21 · from urth-v0304.mbox · original

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From: "Mark Hall" <markhall at gol.com>
Subject: Re: (urth) Gray, Wolfe, Heinlein
Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2003 12:21:35 +0900
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On 4/19/2003, "ArchD'Ikon Zibethicus" <zibethicus at hotmail.com> wrote:

>>Like every SF/F writer from the 1950s on, Moorcock uses (consciously or
>>not) rhetorical techniques and moves invented or improved by Heinlein
to
>>establish the nature of his discursive pseudo-realities.
>
>?
>
>_Every_ SF/F writer?
>
>Ballard?
>
>LeGuin?
>
>Burroughs?
>
>etc.?

Edgar Rice Burroughs was dead and buried by 1951.  William burroughs i
really wouldn't consider as a science fiction writer...

Best, MEH

Mark Hall
markhall at gol.com

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