if anyone's looking for scifi that has a music flavour to it then Jeff
Noon's "Needle in the Groove" is pretty good.
even if it's only cos one of the streetnames in the book is called A
Street Called Gerald. :) (yeah it's centred around Manchester, England)
robin...
> it doesnt refer specifical
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Kent williams wrote:
> Coming off the stunningly beside-the-point thread on IDM about gay electronica
> in which I just participated, here's another one:
>
> I read science fiction novels all the time, always have, probably always
> will. It's up there on my list of grand obs
no no ... "New Detroit."
As if we should give up and start over from scratch. :)
-d
On Saturday, February 22, 2003, at 06:53 PM, logic7 wrote:
RoboCop was set in Detroit.
well... it's not a novel, but RoboCop was set in Detroit. Fot that matter,
so was The Crow (which isn't exactly sci-fi, but so what).
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it doesnt refer specifically to Detroit, but i just got done
reading samuel delany's "Dhalgren". it takes place in a mostly
destroyed midwestern US city called "Bellona" (they name lots of
other cities surrounding it, like chicago, but never mention
detroit, which makes me think that it was at leas
Coming off the stunningly beside-the-point thread on IDM about gay electronica
in which I just participated, here's another one:
I read science fiction novels all the time, always have, probably always
will. It's up there on my list of grand obsessions along with electronic
music. In fact I freq
