Thanks for that lot - I've been a Heinlein fan for, ooh, pusing 30 years now.

glad you had a good time:)

Yay, Bob! A friend read "Strange in a Strange Land" recently, and we discussed it and decided that Heinlein is a bit of a Gary Stu. Let's see... old man with women at his beck and call, whose every utterance is the epitome of common sense, wit, and wisdom, who is rich, and who is a great writer. Hmmmmm... whose perfect existence could that be? *G*

But... still a great writer. He does make so much damn sense so much of the time. Oddly enough, I found that Julian May feels very similar to me in her writing - very down to earth, accepting of sex of all kinds, believing in the expansion and potential of the human race, believing everybody should know the basic skills of living, having a cranky but lovable and wise old man as a main protagonist, thoroughly rooting her AU's in science, and so on.

Some of my faves: "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress", and the double book "Waldo and Magic, Inc.".

Sorry, I probably wrote all this before in your journal, but how often does one get to fangirl old Bob? *G*

Bruce Coville's audio company has put out full-cast audio productions of Heinlein's THE STAR BEAST, THE ROLLING STONES, and HAVE SPACE SUIT, WILL TRAVEL:

http://www.fullcastaudio.com/tek9.asp?pg=products&grp=33

Glad you already have and enjoyed some of the recordings, and that I could point out the missing one.
:-)