[ SECRET POST #2457 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2457 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Best titles?

[rosehiptea]

Except for the second one of the stories listed I've read all of those. I don't people talking about '70s sf stories often.

And I agree, those are all really awesome titles, as is the Trek episode's title.

(Now I just have to look for that second story...)

Re: Best titles?

[(Anonymous)]

Yessss someone else into 70s science fiction!

"The Yukio Mishima Cultural Association of Kudzu Valley, Georgia" is by Michael Bishop. It's kind of a weird story and he's kind of a weird author. Definitely hard to pin down. My favorite thing that he wrote is "Brittle Innings." I definitely recommend it if you like baseball, or American Gothic, or stories about the South, or Frankenstein.

And TOS did have the best episode titles - I didn't even mention "City At The Edge Of Forever" or "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield".

Re: Best titles?

[rosehiptea]

I know I've read something by Michael Bishop but I can't remember what. But when I was in college in the '80s I seriously read so many sf short stories that I could never remember than all now. But I'll look that one up.

(And yeah, TOS had great titles...)