>Heh. Personally: Dhalgren is my favorite. Then, Babel-17, then Stars in my
>Pocket Like Grains of Sand. The collection of short stories, Driftglass, is
>also excellent. I also happen to like Mad Man--but that is *not* science
>fiction, nor for the weak of stomach.
>
>>Another question: U.K Le Guin speaks highly of Samuel Delaney. Can
>>anyone recommend one of his books? I started Neveryona, and found it
>>Most Tedious.
>>Kate
>>
>
>Heather
>=)
>
>
>hmaclean@kent.edu
>http://kent.edu/~hmaclean/
Heather,
Try _The Einstein Intersection_.
-Sean
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