The Big Lifters – MarzAat
Somewhat tiring of science fiction versions of detective stories, I decided to complete my Dean Ing reading project in a rather haphazard fashion since I needed to fill a few gaps in my collection …| MarzAat
Review: The Skins of Dead Men, Dean Ing, 1998. You won’t get any exotic aviation tech here unlike Ing’s more well-known mainstream thrillers, but you do get a pretty entertaining story of action and romance. Teresa Contreras is vacationing in… Continue reading →| MarzAat
Essay: Deathwish World, Mack Reynolds with Dean Ing, 1986. It’s 2086, and what’s a poor Wobbly supposed to do? Ninety-five percent of the population is unemployed in the United States of the Americas which covers all the Western Hemisphere. The… Continue reading →| MarzAat
Continuing with my Dean Ing reading but restricted as to what I had on hand, I turned to his collaborations with Mack Reynolds. Reynolds is an author I’ve meant to read more of, especially after reading Brian Stableford’s “Utopia –… Continue reading →| MarzAat
Review: “Tight Squeeze”, Dean C. Ing, 1955. Published in the February 1955 issue of Astounding Science Fiction, this was Ing’s first story. I believe I read once in a Spider Robinson review of one of his novels that Ing was… Continue reading →| MarzAat
Somewhat tiring of science fiction versions of detective stories, I decided to complete my Dean Ing reading project in a rather haphazard fashion since I needed to fill a few gaps in my collection …| MarzAat
