If you like. . .

[Boats]

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, you may also enjoy. . .

 

[Triad]

Anything else by Heinlein.

 

[Rangerover]

Uhhhh...I always thought "The Number Of The Beast" was a good one...

 

[GregoryTech]

Hey!

Hi Boats,

Good to see ya!

 

[Schuey2002]

..you may also enjoy....

What ??

Is there going to be a picture to follow ..

 

[El Tejon]

. . . other books with talking computers?

 

[Boats]

C'mon! I am going to the bookstore this weekend, gimme some suggestions.

 

[Boats]

The "Newlywed?"

Are you the "newlywed" from mm.com?

 

[GregoryTech]

The one and only.

:banghead:

 

[Rangerover]

If you like good Sci-Fi, "The Boat Of A Million Years" by Poul Anderson really, er, "blew me away" (feeble attempt to make it firearms related).

 

[Schuey2002]

Boats,

Your thread sounded like YOU were going to add something to it, another book that you enjoyed perhaps,that may be why you got the "what?" replies..

 

[Ian]

F Paul Wilson's Enemy of the State is similar to TMIAHM, and an excellent book in its own right (makes me want to search Amazon.com for the Book of Kyfho ).

L. Neil Smith's books are also very good and libertarian/anarachist themed, although I don't think any use a political revolution as a primary plot.

Don L. Tiggre's novel Y2K: The Millenium Bug is along the same political lines, though not as polished as Smith or Wilson (it was his first novel).

John Ross' Unintended Consequences is a great read, despite needing a better editor. Definitely look for that one.

Boston T. Party is working on a novel along the lines of Y2K and U.C., but it's not out yet. The working title is Molon Labe . Hopefully it'll come out in the next few months.