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 Peter Jurasik
Diplomatic Act
Published in Hardcover by Baen (1998-08)
Authors: Jurasik & keith, Peter Jurasik, and William H. Keith
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Substitute for Sominex
Helpful Votes: 0 out of 3 total.
Review Date: 2004-03-18
a sure cure for insomnia. It took a committee to produce this?

Great, witty fun!
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Review Date: 2004-03-09
Hilariously written, entertaining, and somehow plausible, this story is much better than the one borrowed... er... written for a movie with a similar plot. The authors obviously had a great working relationship with Keith's technical mastery and humor paired with Jurasik's Hollywood insight. If you like humorous sci-fi and fantasy a la Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett, this is a must-read!

An Satirical Act
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Review Date: 2001-02-26
After a slightly slow start this book takes off making a lot off fun of those who believe in vice all knowing super intelligent aliens. Also one gets a bit of a hilarious alien perspective of our world, i.e. those who like to see a litle fun being made of Hollywood may get a few laughs. In addition, those believing in alien conspiracies get to know one thing that these bigheaded, bigeyed, small, gray ones ultimately may be doing over here.

Slow Start, but worth the wait
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 1999-11-22
Since I like both the authors I decidec to pick up this book. Despite a somewhat slow beginning, this was an excellent book. The wonderfully thoughtout alien that is just not a human in an alien suit is a William H. Keith hallmark. Delightful Alien aliens make this book a keeper. The advanced technology is not used as a crutch to cover a lack of story. This book gets better the second time around, and I found things that I missed the first go 'round. While somewhat implausable, the suspension of disbelief is complete, and you find yourself identifying with the various aliens in this hilarious romp through Hollywood's darker side. Well worth the price.

Got past the cover and loved it.
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 3 total.
Review Date: 1999-07-21
I'm a fan of Sci-Fi, although not particularly interested in Babylon5. But Pete's an old friend so I thought I'd give his book a try. It takes a little while to get started, but it's great entertainment once you do. The Hollywood and standard space alien cliches are wonderful targets for satire. What emerges is a warm and amusing story. The alien-on-earth and human-in-space storylines were juggled very well. I really had a great time with this one. Way to go, Pete!

 Peter Jurasik
Biography - Jurasik, Peter (1950-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online
Published in Digital by Thomson Gale (2005-01-01)
Author: Gale Reference Team
List price: $9.95
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 Peter Jurasik
Diplomatic Act Prepak
Published in Hardcover by Baen Books (1998-08)
Authors: Peter Jurasik and William H., Jr. Keith
List price: $252.00


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