Subject: Author Lists: Norman Spinrad
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I still think that Norman Spinrad's best work is "Bug Jack Barron".
Althoug it is dated in many ways, its still an excellent novel on the
applications and limits of power in the media.  I also liked "The Iron
Dream", a wierd novel within a novel, written by Aldoph Hilter (in an
alternate timeline where Hitler emigrates to America, becomes a pulp SF
author and wins the Hugo).  Like all good satires, the satire is close
enough to pulp SF that it could be mistaken the original. Disturbing, but
recomended.

[C] == Short Story Collection.
[NSF] == Not SF

/John

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Spinrad, Norman [Richard] [U.S.A., 9/15/1940 - ]
   In Same Universe:
       The Void Captain's Tale [1983]
       Child of Fortune [1985]
   The Solarians [1966]
   Agent of Chaos [1967]
   The Men in the Jungle [1967]
   Bug Jack Barron [1969]
   The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde [1970] [C]
   The Iron Dream [1972]
   No Direction Home [1975] [C]
   Passing Through The Flame [1975] [NSF]
   Riding the Torch [1978]
   A World Between [1979]
   The Star-Spangled Future [1979] [C]
   The Mind Game [1980] [NSF]
   Songs from the Stars [1980]
   Little Heroes [1987]
   Other Americas [1988] [C]

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