carlo cimmino

Dear Cespite, reading your comments is always a pleasure. Your point of view is certainly very respectable. However, I do not think it's essential to be a "lion-hearted" person - nor to have a face of bronze, or what Fiumani simply calls "the grin" - to embark on the quest for new planets or for oneself. Algol (assuming we can beat the Koreans...), watch out for Mazembe!

1. Thank you for your intervention, Doc. I’ll take note of your literary suggestions and I’ll set aside a spot for you on my spaceship. Moreover, I would emphasize that more than a few interesting pages on the matter were perhaps also spent by Asimov, when he told us about the adventures of Elijah Baley who, born and raised in the "Caves of Steel," understood that the only way to save humanity was ultimately to travel through space and reach unknown habitable new worlds. 2. DoubleCore, indeed, it was a little money well spent. But I am a subscriber to the Urania series. Which perhaps doesn’t always gift great masterpieces, but rarely anticipates the publication of any brick of a book. Then, of course, you have to like the genre... 3. Drunked, it’s true that "he who departs knows what he is fleeing from, but he does not know what he is seeking." However, for this very reason, I believe that sometimes it’s better to leave. Thank you all so much for the comments.

In my opinion, it's fine if you also engage in historiography.

In the end, it’s worth no more than three stars, three and a half stars. The review is prettier.

In short, I would like to thank all those present. Without taking anything away from others, I would also like to emphasize how much of a pleasure it is for me to read and receive a comment and compliments from Dr. Adder, whom I consider without any exaggeration the best reviewer in the history of DeBaser. I particularly appreciate his writing, intellectual, and expository skills. Like zaireeka, I too hope to be able to reread some of his pages soon and/or at least the polpettonico sci-fi comment. See you soon.

A four cheese pizza at table five, please.

You are like her...

Thank goodness there's Gruber then. How would we have managed otherwise?

I don't know if I hate him more or that fucking little sprite Peter Pan.

Four. Mendieta was a great player.