Forum: Story Recommendations

I had a rather long post referencing a recent crs episode that my tablet destroyed--yes, I hit the wrong thing...again--agonizing over a sci-fan series from 1969 that I could not remember but eventually refound. I will not try to repeat that post.

I will, however, highly recommend Christopher Stasheff's "The Warlock in Spite of Himself" and it's subsequent books. I will also recommend Harry Harrilson's "Stainless Steel Rat" and its follow ons.

I don't know if these can be found free online. If they can't, I advise buying them. I think I will stop online reading for a bit and go back to my dead tree library.

Another vote for Harrison. The Stainless Steel Rat series is great and has aged well.
A Transatlantic Tunnel Hurrah! Was my first introduction to alternate history fiction. Great stuff.
Some of his short stories are on Guttenberg, the linked site below has the original covers and tries to get you to sign up to download from Guttenberg through them. Just pick the story you want and go straight to Guttenberg.
https://manybooks.net/authors/harrisonharry.html

Christopher Stasheff died last year. I've read a few of his Warlock books. I found them enjoyable, but not riveting. His list of sequels appears to be longer than John Norman's Gor series, so someone was buying them.