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Dani Zweig's Belated
Reviews
This is a series of retrsopective reviews (one review per author) that I posted to Usenet (rec.arts.sf) around 1993.
I lost track of the reviews, but fortunately they were archived at The
Linköping SF Archive
Unfortunately, access to the archive is being blocked (possibly at a relay site). Fortunately, the reviews were copied to Susan Stepney's website.
Susan's review section is what my review section wants to be when it grows up, and with here permission I have copied her source en-mass.
Belated Reviews
The point of these reviews is to identify works of past
decades which may be particularly worth reading.
Postscripts to the Belated Reviews
"Postscripts" cover authors of earlier decades
who don't fit into the "Belated Reviews" format
- PS 001. Unusual Children, by
Shiras/Smith/Plauger/Neville
- PS 002. The Big Time, by Fritz Leiber
- PS 003. A. Merrit
- PS 004. Cristabel
- PS 005. Alfred Bester
- PS 006. Lord Darcy, by Randall Garrett
- PS 007. Samuel R. Delany
- PS 008. Doris Piserchia
- PS 009. John Brunner
- PS 010. Eric Frank Russell
- PS 011. Gormenghast, by Mervyn Peake
- PS 012. Fixup novels, by Gunn/Jameson/Rocklynne
- PS 013. Historical Fantasy, by
Arnold/Munn/Moore
- PS 014. John Boyd
- PS 015. Sydney J. Van Scyoc, and the Darkchild
trilogy
- PS 016. Suzette Haden Elgin, and the Ozark
trilogy
- PS 017. Marion Zimmer Bradley
- PS 018. Fantasy, by Arnason/Laubenthal/Chambers
- PS 019. Philip Jose Farmer
- PS 020. John Crowley
- PS 021. Distant Futures, by Aldiss/Jeppson/Bass
- PS 022. Octavia Butler
- PS 023. Rogue Moon, by Algis Budrys
- PS 024. Short Takes, by
Anvil/Clingerman/Edmondson/Kaye/Lem
- PS 025. Trilogies, by Dibell/Morris/Gilliland
- PS 026. Ursula K. Le Guin
- PS 027. Misc SF, by Knight/MacDonald/Leinster
- PS 028. Short Takes, by
Gerrold/Kuttner/Brackett/Petaja
- PS 029. Mack Reynolds
- PS 030. Short Takes,
Friedberg/Lang/Harness/Wilson
- PS 031. Short Takes,
Gotlieb/White/Wallace/Price/McIntyre
- PS 032. Frederick Turner
Unnumbered Reviews
"Unnumbered Reviews" (they were, of course, numbered) were the start of a third series of retrospective reviews.