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Sorry I left off... WW2 by Benn ... Billy Boyle a former Boston Detective now on Ike's Staff...
Hi - To answer your question about military SF -I checked out your Sci-Fi Fantasy section and I noticed you are into David Weber and Eric Flint... I have not read them extensively. I did read Sci-Fi Fantasy all through my youth and college. In recent years my interests have tended to be noir and hard boiled stuff... My favorites in your collection are Joe Halderman - he wrote a book called the Forever War... Paul Anderson's Ensign Flandry -read all of those when I was younger...Lois McMaster Bujold read most of her stuff when I was younger... Friz Lieber ...I loved his fantasy stuff... with Fafard and Mouser... Robert Zelanney... loved his stuff too... You did not mention CJ Cherryah... I still enjoy her Invader series... Also Robert Jordan Wheel of time... and on Military SF book you have not mentioned would be Robert Lynn Asprin' first book... the cold cash war... it is about what is happening now in the world but was written years ago... I also recommend the new Mysteries taken place during WW2 - by
Hi - Nice library! We share a lot of books. I look forward to surfing your library to get some new reading. Tony Lowell is great but hard to find...Of course your liking Garrett P.I. speaks volumes for your sense of humor! don't you wish Paul Mann and Charles Knief were picking up there pen again! Thanks for taking the time to share!

My warmest Aloha! Cliff
I had read The Cloistered Walk by Norris and was very impressed by it. So I bought a couple of other books by her. I have to confess I haven't read Virgin yet. Have you?
Hi, Lizzy. We share some 20 books, a rather eclectic selection. I'm writing to ask you how you came to choose Kathleen Norris' The Virgin of Bennington? Martha Huntley
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