Still pumping out the books, albeit with the assistance of a co-writer.  But even if the guy has to move Clarke's hand over the keyboard to get him to type, it's still pretty impressive to be creating at 90.

No, I haven't read any of his newer stuff, because I'm too busy with my three most recent, awesomely awesome literary selections.  H. P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, which is definitely a different Lovecraft book, being that it's more sci-fi than gothic horror.  Lian Hearn's Across the Nightingale Floor, a fantasy novel taking place in a magical version of feudal Japan.  It's a good read that I can confidently recommend to any fantasy fan looking for a break from Tolkien rip-offs.  And Jack McDevitt's Chindi, an absolute must for sci-fi readers in the tradition of Arthur C. Clarke, and even Carl Sagan's fictional work.

I know you were all dying to know what Jimm-Oprah's been reading lately, so there you go.

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