Wednesday, August 23, 2006
One of the only authors I buy new is Robert Heinlein. Sure, he's been dead for awhile, but the books keep coming.
Review
“Completing a book from notes by a dead author is almost always a mistake. But Robert A. Heinlein apparently isn’t really dead. He was obviously standing at the side of Spider Robinson as he wrote this book, guiding his hand. Variable Star will delight the fans of the greatest science fiction writer who ever lived, and at the same time, stays true to Spider’s passionate themes of optimism, kindness, and humanity’s future among the stars.”--John Varley, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author of The Persistence of Vision and Steel Beach
Review
“Completing a book from notes by a dead author is almost always a mistake. But Robert A. Heinlein apparently isn’t really dead. He was obviously standing at the side of Spider Robinson as he wrote this book, guiding his hand. Variable Star will delight the fans of the greatest science fiction writer who ever lived, and at the same time, stays true to Spider’s passionate themes of optimism, kindness, and humanity’s future among the stars.”--John Varley, Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author of The Persistence of Vision and Steel Beach
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