"Keens, Graham, VF UK - Technology \(MP\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mike posted " There's no such thing as "enough Terry Pratchett novels". >Yes, only two a year leads to large periods when I have to read second >rate stuff. I feel that way about Sue Grafton (Kinsey Milhone) and Robert Parker (Spenser, or at a pinch Sunny) Struggling back OT, I've thought for a while there is definitely a vacant niche for some more good waterway-set fiction ... Has anyone other than me read "The Moon Moth", by Jack Vance? It is set on a planet on which *all* people live in houseboats. It is not only one of the all-time great science fiction stories, but a really good detective story. (ps They all play music too. Aaaaaah!). Adrian Adrian Stott 07956-299966
