My zero-to-fling with great prejudice occurred on PAGE ONE of Murder at the ABA by Isaac Asimov, temptingly blurbed "sudden death at the publishing world's glittering annual convention." How could that premise, written by a publishing veteran like Asimov, be anything other than delightful ( Read more... )

As someone said, the internet's oldest established permanent floating flame war has started up again ("Just like the Greeks thought that they'd successfully put Hector down and that no one would survive to avenge him, so the establishment thought it had successfully put Heinlein down and no one would survive to avenge him,") reminding me of how ( Read more... )