When one got past pre-adolescence, one realised that Heinlein’s writing skills, such as they were, were in the service of a political philosophy somewhat to the right of Attila the Hun. Whatever floats your boat.
The right of Attila the Hun? Hyperbole if ever there was. After all, haven’t we already mentioned Heinlein’s position on free love? (Attila the Hun was not known for his tolerance of women or the LGBT community.)
Which is not to say that I’d want to live in the world of Starship Troopers.
When one got past pre-adolescence, one realised that Heinlein’s writing skills, such as they were, were in the service of a political philosophy somewhat to the right of Attila the Hun. Whatever floats your boat.
The right of Attila the Hun? Hyperbole if ever there was. After all, haven’t we already mentioned Heinlein’s position on free love? (Attila the Hun was not known for his tolerance of women or the LGBT community.)
Which is not to say that I’d want to live in the world of Starship Troopers.