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Hunter, Come Home: by Richard McKenna. On that planet the damned trees were immortal. Richard McKenna was not particularly known as a genre author. His name rests largely on his war novel, The Sand Pebbles. However, he did contribute at least one classic to science fiction with his novella Hunter, Come Home. The influence of this story, I think, can now be found everywhere and in everything, perhaps most recently in James Cameron's Avatar. And it doesn't really get its due recognition. A story I would th...

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Hunter, Come Home: by Richard McKenna. On that planet the damned trees were immortal. Richard McKenna was not particularly known as a genre author. His name rests largely on his war novel, The Sand Pebbles. However, he did contribute at least one classic to science fiction with his novella Hunter, Come Home. The influence of this story, I think, can now be found everywhere and in everything, perhaps most recently in James Cameron's Avatar. And it doesn't really get its due recognition. A story I would th...

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Satan's Shrine: by Daniel F. Galouye. I rather liked this 1954 story by Daniel F. Galouye, originally published in Galaxy. And reprinted in Poul Anderson's 1986 anthology Terrorists of Tomorrow. Has many rooms, each one equipped with a device of torture which has been reverse engineered from the bones of its victims. Labels: Daniel F. Galouye. The Fittest: by J.T. McIntosh. Ticks all the boxes, but its disharmony is not that of a formula; really you need to go back to Arthur Machen's The Terror. McIntosh...

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Jackal's Meal: by Gordon R. Dickson. There's no doubt that science fiction has thrown up some appalling militaristic nonsense in its time. Some of it, like Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers. Is redeemable by viewing it across a post-modern line of sight; some, like Joe Haldeman's The Forever War. Is just wildly over-rated; some is offensive, like Jerry Pournelle's Jannisaries. And some is sublime, like Adam Roberts' New Model Army. Series, as well as a good deal of like detail and characterisation.

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A Place Calling Itself Jerusalem: by Philip Challinor. In this strange and alternate Jerusalem, history flits back and forth along a timeline that seems almost obsolete or abandoned, its robots and computers junked by considerations of what might have been, could have been. And it is quite a coup to restore to Pontius Pilate his soldierly sensibilities, to hone them with political considerations to the point where he resembles the undiplomatic warrior of Shakespeare's Coriolanus. Or an ebook here. And El...

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