β Scribed by Travis S. Taylor
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EDITORIAL REVIEW:
Praise for Travis S. Taylor *
[Warp Speed*] reads like Doc Smith writing Robert Ludlum. . . .You won't want to put it down. **John Ringo**
In the tradition of Golden Age SF . . . explodes with inventive action . . . dazzling . . . cutting-edge scientific possibilities. . . . Publishers Weekly*
Praise for Les Johnson:*
. . . Solar Sails: A Novel Approach to Interplanetary* Travel* . . . convincingly captures the history of ideas about solar sails, their current state of play and their future promise. Suitable for aerospace students and keen enthusiasts alike. . . . Stuart Clark**, Nature*
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I can recommend this book [Living* Off the Land* in Space: Green Roads to the Cosmos*] to everyone interested in the future of space exploration. Claude Semay**, Physicalia*
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