From: "Treehouse" <yadi@xtra.co.nz>
To: <n-sf@lucifer.com>
Subject: more for the list
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 02:13:02 +1200
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Thanks for the list given me something to read this month. :)
some improvements:
Bova's Voagers 3: Startbrothers features nanites in the wet =
manufacturing and medical uses
Robinson's Red, Blue, Green Mars features nanites in government weapons =
and manufacturing, (unstated, but suspect dry as they built damns with =
them)
Zindell's Neverness features mature nano in wet and dry phases aswell as =
high-tech by-products (the gods themselves), great details about the =
usage but not the tech itself.
McCarthy's Bloom features wet nano
Hamilton's Reality Dysfunction and Neutronium Alchemist feature both wet =
and dry nano
Addition:
David Zindell's The Wild need to be added to the list it is in the =
Neverness sequence and features nano in the same way.
Cheers
Amos