If you liked American Government Through Science Fiction by Joseph D. Olander and Martin H. Greenberg, start with Zombiesque (2011), The Wild Years 1946-1955 (Amazing Science Fiction Anthology Series) (1987), and Murder and mystery in Boston (1987). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Zombiesque
2011 · 311 pages · Stephen Antczak, Martin H. Greenberg · Same author
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The Wild Years 1946-1955 (Amazing Science Fiction Anthology Series)
1987 · 318 pages · Martin H. Greenberg · Same author
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Murder and mystery in Boston
1987 · 298 pages · Frank D. McSherry, Martin H. Greenberg · Same author
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A Treasury of modern fantasy
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Pharaoh fantastic
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Catopolis
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What should I read after American Government Through Science Fiction?
BookOrb recommends Zombiesque (2011), The Wild Years 1946-1955 (Amazing Science Fiction Anthology Series) (1987), Murder and mystery in Boston (1987), A Treasury of modern fantasy (1981), and Pharaoh fantastic (2002).
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Who wrote American Government Through Science Fiction?
American Government Through Science Fiction is by Joseph D. Olander and Martin H. Greenberg.