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26th October 2006, 05:17 PM
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| Author and Editor  Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Cambridgeshire
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| Re: Science fiction in the 1990's A few years back, I compiled a list of what I perceived to be the classic SF novels, going all the way back to 1818 for Shelly's Frankenstein and up to the then current day (about 2002). This was all for a projected web site that never happened. Others will doubtless have different opinions, but this is what I came up with for the period 1990 - 2000: 1990 THE FALL OF HYPERION DAN SIMMONS 1990 EARTH DAVID BRIN 1991 JURASSICPARKMICHAEL CRICHTON 1992 DOOMSDAY BOOK CONNIE WILLIS 1992 A FIRE UPON THE DEEP VERNOR VINGE 1992 RED MARS KIM STANLEY ROBINSON 1992 SNOW CRASH NEAL STEPHENSON 1992 QUARANTINE GREG EGAN 1994 VURT JEFF NOON 1994 FOREIGNER C.J. CHERRYH 1994 MIRROR DANCE LOIS McMASTER BUJOLD 1995 FAIRYLAND PAUL J. McCAULEY 1995 THE TERMINAL EXPERIMENT ROBERT J. SAWYER 1996 SPARES MICHAEL MARSHALL SMITH 1996 THE DIAMOND AGE NEAL STEPHENSON 1996 HONOR AMONG ENEMIES DAVID WEBER 1997 FRAME SHIFT ROBERT J. SAWYER 1998 THE SPARROW MARY DORIA RUSSELL 1999 DREAMING IN SMOKE TRICIA SULLIVAN 1999 DARWIN’S RADIO GREG BEAR 1999 TIME STEPHEN BAXTER 1999 A DEEPNESS IN THE SKY VERNOR VINGE 2000 REVELATION SPACE ALASTAIR REYNOLDS |
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