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Monthly Reading for November: A Night in the Lonesome October by Roger Zelazny

FANTASY
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General:
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Flowchart:
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SCIENCE FICTION
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General:
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NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
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SF&F author listing with ratings and summaries:
http://greatsfandf.com/authors-full-list.php

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Sword and Planet > Space Opera.
Don't @ me, space opera virgins.