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| | Encounter With Tiber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | ENCOUNTER WITH TIBER reads like a well-written history (no doubt Aldrin's influence; he has written three non-fiction books about his part in the Apollo program), and, despite the fact that there are lots of details and (in the human parts) acronyms, the story never slows down or seems cluttered. |
 | | This was especially true in terms of their history, which includes a Christopher Columbus figure who brings the two hemispheres of Tiber together, resulting in the conquest of one by the other. |
 | | ENCOUNTER WITH TIBER has hard science, politics, sex, and disasters, and, as such, it's incredibly readable. |
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