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I'm surprised to not find Stanley G. Weinbaum in the list or the comments. He was early in sci-fi (mid 1930s) and died not too long after his career took off, b
by beesNchickens 6y ago
I'm surprised to not find Stanley G. Weinbaum in the list or the comments. He was early in sci-fi (mid 1930s) and died not too long after his career took off, but a bunch of his writing laid the foundation for many SF writers that came after.
- ghaff 6y agoI reread "A Martian Odyssey" and I know it appears on a lot of top 10 lists but I honestly don't think it's a terribly interesting story for a modern audience.