Marko A. Rodriguez wrote: > Hello, > > Does anyone read Greg Egan (Australian Sci-Fi author)? If so, does > anyone have any of his books that are NOT: > > Permutation City > Teranesia > Schilde's Ladder > > Most of his books seem to be out of print and are super expensive on > Amazon. If anyone would like to do some book trading for Greg Egan, it > would make me happy. I do not believe I have any Greg Egan myself, however, my good friend & Colleague in the UK, Susan Stepney has quite the collection and is a Greg Egan fan. http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/sf/books/e/egan.htm
For any other Science Fictioneers out there, I highly recommend her reviews... she is extremely widely read in Science Fiction and is also a complexity scientist herself, formerly working at Logica a bit of a British version of Bios . She is now a professor at U. York and has quite the entertaining list of grad student projects, etc. She and I are ostensibly working on working on a paper that might evolve into a book on Cellular Automata and beyond! Along with Amazon and Powell's, I also recommend Alibris (www.alibris.com). None of this solves the problem that Egan's work is mostly over 10 years old, out of print and expensive... I *will* keep my eyes open for Egan whom Susan has recommended to me many times. - Steve ============================================================ FRIAM Applied Complexity Group listserv Meets Fridays 9a-11:30 at cafe at St. John's College lectures, archives, unsubscribe, maps at http://www.friam.org
