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About Edward J. Branley
Edward J. Branley is the owner of seashell software and the founder of the New Orleans Street Railway Association, as well as an Independent Computer Consultant specializing in SAN architecture, UNIX and SAN Training. When not traveling, spending time with his family, writing, or procrastinating (of course, procrastinating should be at the top of the list), Edward is on twitter as @YatPundit (personal/politics) and
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Before heading back to the Georgia Institute of Technology this morning, firstborn asked me if I had Asimov's "Foundation Trilogy" on my bookshelves. I said yes and grabbed it for him. The cover price on the paperbacks? $1.75. He asked if I had an edition that was printed after he was born. I said no, so I ordered new ones for him. How can I complain if he wants to read good SF? I first read the Foundation Trilogy in my senior year at Brother Martin (75-76). The year before, I took a single-semester English class in Science Fiction (taught by the indomitable Mr. Tony Hartigan), and the trilogy was one of the extended-read projects I didn't pick. Everyone raved about it, so I read it that following summer. To see my son pick it up is a wonderful thing. . |
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