Re: Alan Nourse "Star Surgeon" at Gutenberg


David Dyer-Bennet wrote:

For me he was library reading. Star Surgeon, and Raiders From the
Rings, and The Universe Between, and I think one called Tiger by the
Tail but I don't remember any details about that one. I'm not sure
I've ever owned any of them.

The Bladerunner
Scavengers in Space
The Mercy Men
Rocket to Limbo

I fondly remember these from the high school and Jr. high school
libraries. I now have copies of some of them. I reread Star Surgeon
before sending it to gutenberg and found it more complicated than I had
remembered it.

Greg Weeks

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