Like most things these days, my chores and errand to roughly thirty times longer than I expected (and I wasn't even on existential-dread-fighting drugs today!), so I'm just going to drop these results and run. I'm hoping to get an early access post done tomorrow for my infinitely patient Patrons. And if I'm just on fire (I won't be), I'll get a little something done for here as well.
Thank you to SO MANY who voted. I will get the permanent results plastered up this weekend.
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Dune- F. Herbert 135 20.03%
1984 - G. Orwell 131 19.44%
A Wrinkle in Time- M. L'Engle 102 15.13%
Foundation Trilogy- I. Asimov 78 11.57%
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep - P. Dick 70 10.39%
Earthsea trilogy(the before '75 parts)- U. Le Guin 66 9.79%
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress - R. Heinlein 46 6.82%
The Disposessed - U. K. Le Guin 46 6.82%
Wow. Interesting. I, too, would put Dune at the top of the list. Foundation trilogy, The Dispossessed would make my list. I'd include Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card and the Known-Earth series by Larry Niven (especially Ringworld and The Long-Arm of Gil Hamilton). I was never fond of Philip K. Dick. I might include something from Ray Bradbury--probably the Illustrated Man (especially the film version!) or Fahrenheit 451.. And on movies--A Boy and His Dog (Harlan Ellison)--fabulous.
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