Lacking Natural Simplicity

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T. Kurt Bond

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  • The King's Commission, by Dewey Lambdin, copyright 1991; from For King and Country; Primus/Donald I. Fine, Inc, 1994.

  • The Unwound Way, by Bill Adams and Cecil Brooks; Del Rey/Ballantine, November, 1991.

  • The End of Fame, by Bill Adams and Cecil Brooks; Del Rey Discovery/Ballantine, December, 1994.

  • Requiem for a Ruler of Worlds, by Brian Daley; Del Rey/Ballantine, May 1985. This is the first of Daley's three science fiction penny dreadfuls, The Hobart Floyt-Alacrity Fitzhugh Adventures. Great light-hearted fun.

  • Jinx on a Terran Inheritance, by Brian Daley; Del Rey/Ballantine, December, 1985. This is the second of Daley's three science fiction penny dreadfuls, The Hobart Floyt-Alacrity Fitzhugh Adventures.

  • The King's Privateer, by Dewey Lambdin, copyright 1992; from For King and Country; Primus/Donald I. Fine, Inc, 1994.

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