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Eon
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- 2023-02-04
How wonderful it still is
I read that book over 35 years ago, I loved it then and I’m happy to see I still do. Greg Bear storytelling and extraordinary imagination fascinated me then and, despite the years, it didn’t lose it’s lustre. The performance of Stefan Rudnicki is perfect, I salute him.
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