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 · Who Goes Here? by Bob Shaw Repeated assurances that he had been some kind of Anti-Christ in his former existence were beginning to have a bludgeoning effect on him. He wished Toogood would drop the subject and let him forget that he had nothing to remember. "Who Goes Here?" is one of those rare books one never expects to encounter unless the name "Douglas Adams" is on the jacket, a joyfully successful sci-fi comedy that doesn't dumb down the science and even works as a pulp adventure. Author Bob Shaw had a gift for setting up high concepts and then poking them around like a piñata/5(19). Who Goes Here? by Bob Shaw. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, ,

Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Scide Splitters: Who Goes Here? by Bob Shaw by David Kilman In the vein of Harry Harrison's Bill, the Galactic Hero, Bob Shaw gives us the story of a man who joined the Space Legion to forget. On most days, you can find Rob reporting out of the messy attic at the B.C. legislature that houses the press gallery, where he analyzes the latest news as CHEK's Political Correspondent. A.

Bob Shaw was born in Belfast in After working in engineering, aircraft design and journalism he became a full time writer in Among his novels are Orbitsville, A Wreath of Stars, The Ragged Astronauts and his best-known work Other Days, Other Eyes, based on the Nebula Award-nominated 'Light of Other Days', the story that made his. Who Goes Here? takes you on an exhilarating adventure with Warren Peace to fantastical and well realised worlds, where we meet new foes, hope to not lose any more comrades and find out more about Warren. The science is believable and well integrated into the story, even the time machine is funny. "Who Goes Here?" is one of those rare books one never expects to encounter unless the name "Douglas Adams" is on the jacket, a joyfully successful sci-fi comedy that doesn't dumb down the science and even works as a pulp adventure. Author Bob Shaw had a gift for setting up high concepts and then poking them around like a piñata.