Ben Bova

yeah yeah interesting

what about other authors like you mentioned Asimov did you do you have any other favorite ones have you ever read Ben Bova oh

Scalzi John Scalzi uh Old Man War I love all his books but especially that series but I've read all of his books to I also really like Jim Butcher, he's not a sci-fi author, he writes urban fantasy, but the recent five series are awesome.

And there is this other guy, Joe something, he has a really long name, I keep forgetting.

And I read it and I really, really enjoyed it.

It was, it had sort of, It brought to mind Ben Bova.

It brought to mind For All Mankind.

Just some wonderful things.

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A Long Way Back by Ben Bova.

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He held the future of the world in his numbed hands, and from 22,500 miles out, he made the gamble.

Tom woke slowly, his mind groping back through the hypnosis.

Shea.

The Next Logical Step by Ben Bova.

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Ordinarily, the military least wants to have the others know the final details of their war plans, but logically, there would be times.

"I don't really see where this problem has anything to do with me," the CIA man said, "and frankly, there are a lot of more important things I could be doing." Ford, the physicist, glanced at General LeRoy.

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We had been at the South Pole a week.

Yeah.

Arthur C. Clarke, Ben Bova, Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov.

The old, old, old masters, you know, who started in the genre and who really, in many ways, created the opportunity for you to write in the genre.

You should understand their books and their stories and where that stuff came from.

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We had been at the South Pole a week.

Okay, so there was fantasy and science fiction, there was analog, and there was...

My first rejections were Ed Furman in fantasy and science fiction and Ben Bova in analog.

Okay, it was Ben Bova.

I've got a Ben Bova story.

Okay.

That was the first one I sent it to, was Ben Bowie.