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Nick Pappas nick_pappas — So, I'm trying to decide if I'm still reading these because I want to see where it's going or if there's some sort of sublimnal crack written into them.

Matt Lewis misterlewis — Excellent again! Interesting insight into the 'other side's' culture - in this case the Arab followers of the Mahdi who killed Gordon of Khartoum in late 19th century Sudan. Not a lion in sight this time though there was an elephant hunt carried out by the Arab's in the Upper Nile. Two small quibbles -I really found it hard visualising the River Nile running from south to north -an extra map would have helped. And -the last 50 pages or so of the book seemed to skip over a lot of story threads and could have been a follow-up book on its own.

Welma Oosthuizen _elma — My Heinlein phase is continuing. If you are easily offended by your views (or societies givens) being challenged or called into question Heinlein is not an author for you. Heinlein is probably the best author that I have found in the Science Fiction category. His futuristic worlds provide an excellent commentary of our current social life as well as remarkable insight into the human psyche. His characters are multi-dimensional and some of his best characters are very strong women. He writes women remarkably well in my opinion. Most of the best novels that I have read are his later works. He had some bubble gum novels during the beginning of his writing career and they are entertaining (but not nearly so memorable). This particular book has elements of a survivalist novel. It has many sociological discussions about race, government, and religion. I read it two days. Couldn't put it down.