Message from @Caracalla

2018-04-14 20:36:28 UTC

Oh, yeah. But that's just the one book. I'm looking at his collection as a collection of thoughts about the political climate of the Era it was written in

Fitzydog

2018-04-14 20:36:51 UTC

So fascinating

Legiondude

2018-04-14 20:37:08 UTC

Now I'm reading up on his Wikipedia article

His second wife was a nudist, an alcoholic, and permitted an open relationship. I'm sort of amazed he managed to last 15 years at that

Fitzydog

2018-04-14 20:37:24 UTC

That was HIS thing as well!

Fitzydog

2018-04-14 20:37:59 UTC

He met her, as she was his friends GF, and then he slept with her that same night

Fitzydog

2018-04-14 20:38:55 UTC

She had a Masters in Philosophy, and was in the Hollywood world

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2018-04-14 20:39:55 UTC

REBOUND

Fitzydog

2018-04-14 20:40:01 UTC

Lol

Fitzydog

2018-04-15 02:47:37 UTC

Went to the library, and I grabbed his first, and last books, plus an anthology of short stories.

He had an idea about the possibility of a European Union, and the eventual collapse of such, plus a theoretical concept called 'Non-intercourse' which is basically a reverse embargo by the US on the EU.

I should start a blog on this...

Fitzydog

2018-04-15 02:50:39 UTC

His first book reads more like Atlas Shrugged, than any normal sci-fi novel. More focus on the ideas than the characters

Deleted User

2018-04-15 03:21:38 UTC

huh

Fitzydog

2018-04-15 03:32:19 UTC

"For Us, The Living" is the title. It was his very first book, yet it was published post-humonously

Fitzydog

2018-04-15 03:32:52 UTC

I had to put it down. Too much.

Fitzydog

2018-04-15 03:34:08 UTC

You can tell, this man was on a warpath with his writing, having been medically discharged from the Navy, and feeling duty bound to continue fighting in some regard.