Re: (ReacTor) Five SFF Books Featuring Frigid, Icy Worlds

James Nicoll wrote:

Five SFF Books Featuring Frigid, Icy Worlds
 Celebrate the coldest summer of the rest of your life with some
frosty SF and fantasy novels!
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Not only have I read "Tiltangle", I read it three times. My copy, with the same cover, is about ten feet from where I now sit.
Not because I liked it, but because of a shortage of things to read in my  suburban no-bookstore zone.
As I recall the last read was a choice between a third reading of "Tiltangle" or a tenth of "Foundation".  As I could already quote large fragments of the latter, I went with the former.  To my regret.
A lot of really, really, bad SF reached my local convenience store(1), was bought and read at least twice by me (2), once the supplies of our then tiny library were used up.
But then I found that you could order books from Ballantine and Ace, and the SFBC, and that downtown they had these huge stores full of books, and I never read "Tiltangle" again.
(1) a few years later it was all Harlequin romance and porn, so things did not improve. But I did get some good books there before the takeover.
(2) Only once for "Terror from planet Ionus", also a favourite terrible book of the late Gharlane.
William Hyde