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I had no idea that Roger Zelazny's work was so quirky. If it's all this fun, I may be devouring quite a few.

"Flowers for Algernon" is pretty remarkable, isn't it?

I will never not give "The Way Station" five stars.

Poul Anderson 4evah! I loved "The High Crusade"!

I'd love to have an opinion of "The Big Time" but I didn't understand hardly any of it.

Great. Now I have to add the rest of Algis Budrys' novels to my ever-growing TBR pile.

I couldn't even finish "A Case of Conscience."

If I had read "The Stars My Destination" as a teenager, I'd have probably read it thirty times by now.

I really love Heinlein, so it's too bad that "Double Star" is kind of uneventful.

I have officially read every novel that Richard Matheson ever published.

I have never read Leigh Brackett before. "The Long Tomorrow" is a fascinating and thought-provoking novel.

Where has Theodore Sturgeon been all of my life? I loved "More Than Human."

"The Space Merchants" 3 1/2 stars

I'm not sure I understand David C. Knight's "The Amazing Mrs. Mimms."

I never thought I'd ever be able to say this again: "I have never read this Isaac Asimov story before!" What an excellent surprise.

"The Day Time Stopped Moving" is an interesting story by a man who doesn't know anything about writing. What a weird and lackluster gem!

William W. Stuart and Robert Silverberg-- two sci-fi writers I know of but have never read-- each have really engaging stories in this collection.

Vonnegut and a Philip K. Dick story I've never read before? This is off to an excellent start.

I hate this book.

Steve Perry is the third singer?!?!

This book's popularity is totally eluding me.

I haven't been this bored since "The Phantoms Menace".

Gourd. Scored. Afford. Fjord.

These are words that rhyme with "bored".

So far...I can't follow this book. It is amounting to little more than incomprehensible garbage.

I'm only finishing this for purposes of discussion in the podcast.