[ SECRET POST #2197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

+3 Someone who thinks that speculative fiction is devoid of meaning or literary value has obviously never read Sturgeon. Granted there are a plethora of other names I could mention, but Sturgeon is the finest example of how amazing and meaningful and pure that SF can be.

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ayrt

Yes. Totally down with what you're saying, Sturgeon is one of my favorite writers ever, and "The Man Who Lost The Sea" and "Saucer of Loneliness" pretty much bring me to tears any time I read through them - and I really think "Man Who Lost The Sea" is my favorite short story ever. There are maybe other SF writers who I think are on the whole better, but I don't think there's any who writes more beautifully than Sturgeon, and there's none who mean more to me.

You're cool, anon.