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|  Anthony G Williams Greybeard

       Date Joined Apr 2007 Total Posts : 395 | Posted 7/13/2007 5:09 AM (GMT -4) |   | Just finished reading Jules Verne's Paris in the Twentieth Century, written in 1863.
Something of a curiosity, in which the main interest lies in seeing how his projected 1960 Paris compares with the historical one. He gets an impressive number of trends and inventions right but, as always with such predictions, some entirely wrong. As a story, the book has a promising start but ended up disappointing me.
I've posted a full review on my blog.
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 |  von Darkmoor Small Press Publisher (and Dancer still)

       Date Joined Dec 2005 Total Posts : 2938 | Posted 7/13/2007 10:35 AM (GMT -4) |   | | | |
 |  Frank Adept

       Date Joined Aug 2005 Total Posts : 628 | Posted 7/13/2007 11:11 AM (GMT -4) |   | Cross-posted his post, and provided a link to your link of his post?
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