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Gardner R. Dozois • 60 Items / 28 Books, 32 Articles
The Good Old Stuff (1998)
by Gardner Dozois
Adventure SF in the Grand Tradition
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    Books (3 Reviews)
    Robert K.J. Killheffer
    The Good Old Stuff, by Gardner Dozois
    1. The Good Old Stuff by Gardner Dozois
    2. The Good New Stuff by Gardner Dozois
    3. A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge
    The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1999, pp. 33-39
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    On Books: The Pulp Tradition (7 Reviews)
    Norman Spinrad
    The Avram Davidson Treasury, by Robert Silverberg, Grania Davis, and Avram Davidson, ...
    1. The Avram Davidson Treasury by Robert Silverberg, Grania Davis, and Avram Davidson, ...
    2. The Good Old Stuff by Gardner Dozois
    3. Night Lamp by Jack Vance
    4. Ports of Call by Jack Vance
    5. O Pioneer! by Frederik Pohl
    6. White Light by William Barton and Michael Capobianco
    7. Nothing Burns in Hell by Philip Jose Farmer
    Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, March 1999, pp. 130-142
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    The Reference Library (10 Reviews)
    Tom Easton
    Six Moon Dance, by Sheri S. Tepper
    1. Six Moon Dance by Sheri S. Tepper
    2. White Light by William Barton and Michael Capobianco
    3. The Stars Asunder by Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald
    4. Mind Changer by James White
    5. Inherit the Earth by Brian Stableford
    6. Shiva in Steel by Fred Saberhagen
    7. Northern Dreamers by Edo van Belkom
    8. The Good Old Stuff by Gardner Dozois
    9. An Alien Land by Mike Resnick
    10. Science in Public by Jane Gregory and Steve Miller
    Analog/Astounding Science Fiction, February 1999, pp. 132-137