Heinlein and Asimov as children's SF? She said something interesting
there. It WAS what was available to kids (like me) then, but was it
really for children?
It makes me wonder if aiming SF at kids by making it more cartoonish
or making it easier to understand is the wrong approach.
Alicia
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Frank
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