The Dragon Masters (part one)
Leila Hamm Leila Hamm

The Dragon Masters (part one)

It was easier to be original back then, when there was less science fiction and fantasy already out there on the market, but reading "The Dragon Masters" makes me feel sure that there's fertile ground still waiting to be tilled by authors with sufficient imagination.

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The Medusa Chronicles (prologue)
Leila Hamm Leila Hamm

The Medusa Chronicles (prologue)

I'm sort of wryly amused by this being a near-utopian optimistic vision of the future, but almost everyone in it being such an asshole. Climate change reversed, ecosystems restored, humanity unified under a democratic government, colonies on Mars, but you can't go a page through it without wishing Howard really did have built-in missile launchers he could use on these twats.

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