Dydeetown World

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Summary: Fun pastiche of 40s noir with Science Fantasy twist.
Review: Dydeetown World really isn't a novel, it's a collection of three novellas that, while self contained, form a strong and much larger story arc. A clone of Jean Harlow asks a private detective for help. At first reluctant (it's just a clone after all, not a human) the detective chooses to do what is morally right, help the clone. What follows are a series of unique and startling adventures that never fail to entertain, highly recommended.

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Summary: Interesting Ideas
Review: This book had some interesting ideas going for it, and I really enjoyed the ending. The detective was also a very interesting character, he seemed like such a uncaring person but as you read father into the book you discovered that he actually had a really big heart. The whole novel was quite good and I'm more than willing to read it again.

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Summary: One of Wilson's best
Review: This was a Nebula finalist. If you like the Larry Niven Gil Hamilton stories you'll love this one.