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<blockquote data-quote="babysinister" data-source="post: 105469" data-attributes="member: 714"><p>I read Theodore Sturgeon back in the early sixties and have never managed to get two of his books out of my mind: <em>The Dreaming Jewels </em>and <em>More Than Human </em>(alt. title <em>The Synthetic Man</em>), both of them belong more, perhaps, in the straight fantasy genre than traditional science fiction. He was also a pipe aficionado, btw.</p><p></p><p>Another long-forgotten (seems to me, unfortunately) writer is John Wyndham, the author of <em>The Midwich Cuckoos</em> and <em>The Day of the Triffids</em>, both of which were adapted into film versions. The former novel was filmed twice (with George Sanders and Christopher Reeve, respectively) and released as <em>The Village of the Damned</em>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="babysinister, post: 105469, member: 714"] I read Theodore Sturgeon back in the early sixties and have never managed to get two of his books out of my mind: [i]The Dreaming Jewels [/i]and [i]More Than Human [/i](alt. title [i]The Synthetic Man[/i]), both of them belong more, perhaps, in the straight fantasy genre than traditional science fiction. He was also a pipe aficionado, btw. Another long-forgotten (seems to me, unfortunately) writer is John Wyndham, the author of [i]The Midwich Cuckoos[/i] and [i]The Day of the Triffids[/i], both of which were adapted into film versions. The former novel was filmed twice (with George Sanders and Christopher Reeve, respectively) and released as [i]The Village of the Damned[/i]. [/QUOTE]
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