How much time do you spend reading SF classics vs. general SF?

dask

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Another bright spot of the seventies was H.R. Van Dongen who seemed to use the decade to graduate from the "pulps" (it just feels right to call sf mags pulps:)) to books.

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steve12553

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Moved my books to the deep south. I have a loft/li
There was a period of time when I read current Science Fiction but it gradully became depressing. I will occasionally read a short story out of a magazine (Asimov's) but most of my reading is classic. I have lately discovered that I really enjoy old mysteries also so between Rex Stout, Earl Derr Biggers, Ellery Queen and the classic Science Fiction authors that I've not read all of yet, I probably will spend the rest of my life catching up. (And I plan to live to be 206). There's a lot of old books out there.
 

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