58. Grand Master Robert Silverberg discusses SF, Asimov, Campbell, Heinlein, Hubbard

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Robert Silverberg was first published in 1955 at the tail end of science fiction's golden age. He has always and only been a writer and so has lived his dream. He got to know the pro's of the time and discusses his relationship with them. He was one of the first judges for Writers of the Future. Bob speaks about the current trends in SF, good and bad.

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