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murielm99

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32. Also, try Zenna Henderson.
Sun Feb 4, 2018, 07:19 PM
Feb 2018

She is another one who needs to be more appreciated. Some of her work has recently come back into print. I bought several of her books for my son-in-law for Christmas a couple of years ago.

Find her stories about "The People."

Henderson, too, I found in a pile of old, tattered paperbacks that my first husband owned. He died in 1975. He certainly knew how to find good, if obscure, science fiction authors.

He did not own any P. K. Dick, or Theodore Sturgeon. I had to locate those on my own.

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Also, try Zenna Henderson. murielm99 Feb 2018 #32
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