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Return of Star Beast!
Orson Scott Card finally gets around to reading–and reviewing–the Robert A. Heinlein classic Star Beast, which has apparently been reissued.
I loved Star Beast (along with everything else Heinlein wrote in his “juvenile” period) when I was a kid. And Card agrees with me, which is always nice.
My favorite Heinleins of the period? Tunnel in the Sky, The Rolling Stones, and especially, Have Spacesuit, Will Travel.
But Star Beast was right up there. If it’s been reissued, I’m going to have to find me a copy.
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