Science Fiction fans among the kilted?

[Splash_4]

Another auld Heinlein fan here. Currently re-reading the Honor Harrington series by David Webber.

[Cherub]

We don't usually associated web comics with good Sci-Fi, but this gets my vote:

Schlock Mercenary

Oy don't start including web comics or this thread will crash the server

[Detroitpete]

Not much of a sci-fi reader, but I do get into historical fiction, especially if written in a series. Sounds very interesting, but on another note WAY COOL TARTAN!!!!!!!

[Alan H]

I've read a lot of the classics...Asimov, Heinlein, Bradbury, though I STILL have not started the Foundation Triology.

I'm more of a Fantasy nut, and picky about what I've read. I've read E.R. Eddingtons stuff, or *tried to* anyway...That's the Worm Ourobouros, the Mezentian Gate, that series.. I've read the Ghormenghast books, a whole, whole lot of Tolkien, several of the shorter works by William Morris, like the Well at the Worlds End and some other stuff. I've read at least *something* by all of the "Inklings"...the literary authros group that C.S. Lewis and JRR Tolkien belonged to, and that is saying something, ifyou've ever tried to read Charles Williams. I guess I'm a bit of a historian of the "Fantasy" genre, but I don't like what I consider to be fantasy rip-off trash, like the Shannara books by Terry Brooks.

I really like a lot of Ursula Le Guin, and she bridges the Fantasy/Sci Fi gap pretty well. Is "Rocannons World" Fantasy, or Sci Fi?

Anyway, I could go on all day.

[Coemgen]

I was brought up watching Star Trek and Star Wars and reading Heinlein and Aasimov.

So, yes, I am a sci-fi fan of the old-school variety.

[KiltedSkeleton]

Well I picked up the first book in the series yesterday. You all had good things to say about it, so why not. Plus I live where it's set.

[planemaker]

Big SciFi fan. Star Trek, everything but Voyager....just could not get into that series, Star Wars, Dune, and the New Battlestar Galactica.

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

Katherine Kurtz's "The Adept" series (set in present day Scotland) has numerous kilted characters, including her hero, Adam Sinclair.