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Creative Destruction in Science Fiction

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There's a new collection of science fiction stories entitled Creative Destruction (after one of the main stories in the collection that is also entitled "Creative Destruction").  I have not read the book, but used to enjoy reading science fiction, and hope to have a look before too long.

I welcome comments from anyone who has read the book.  Does Schumpeter get a mention? 

 

The reference to the book is:

Lerner, Edward M. Creative Destruction. Rockville, MD: Wildside Press, 2006.

 

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