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The generation that had read "Amazing Stories" and
"Astounding Stories" started eventually to write stories themselves. This lead to the so-called
"The Golden Age" when many big authors and novels appeared:
A.E. Van Vogt with "Slan" (1940),
Isaac Asimov with "Foundation" (1951),
Robert A. Heinlein with "Starship Troopers" (1959),
"Stranger in a Strange Land" (1961), and
Theodore Sturgeon with "More than human" (1953)
Philip K. Dick most famous book is probably "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", 1968
which became a movie in 1982 and got the title "Blade Runner".
Popular themes was "robots", "alternative worlds", "travel faster than light" and "encounters
with other lifeforms".
Books at Amazon.co.uk (Europe):
Books at Amazon.com (USA):
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