THE GOLDEN AGE TRILOGY by Wright

This trilogy's plot driven escapism entertained me enough to merit a
second hearing in the near future. It's one of those stories where
the reader (listener) benefits from hindsight.
    There's very little character development in it. Readers compare
GOLDEN AGE to: the original Foundation trilogy, Van Vogt, LAST AND FIRST
MEN, Vance, Vinge, and Zelazny:

<https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2973880-the-golden-age-trilogy>

Wright generously makes the trilogy available for free at his website:

<https://scifiwright.com/samples/fic/golden-age-trilogy/>

It's uncanny how the nidar of the GOLDEN AGE's hero's journey shares
situational similarities with the tragic titular character in THE
NARRATIVE OF A. GORDON PYM OF NANTUCKET by Poe. Think: the tropical
version of Hell as depicted in LOGAN'S RUN by Nolan.

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The group recently recalled REPLAY by Grimwood. REPLAY ought to serve
as a sufficient snack before GOLDEN AGE is reheard.

Danke,

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