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Category Archives: Science Fiction
Resident Evil Genesis by Keith DeCandido
Resident Evil: Genesis C 289 pages Amazon Book Preview of “Resident Evil: Genesis“
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Pebble In The Sky by Isaac Asimov
Pebble In The Sky: Galactic Empire series Book 3 C-268 pages Amazon Book Preview of “Pebble In The Sky“
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In The Courts Of The Crimson Kings by S.M. Stirling
In The Courts Of The Crimson Kings: The Lords Of Creation, Book 2 C+ 372 pages Amazon Book Preview of “In The Courts Of The Crimson Kings“
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The Sky People by S.M. Stirling
The Sky People: The Lords Of Creation, Book 1 B 336 pages Amazon Book Preview of “The Sky People“
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Solar by Ian McEwan
Solar I enjoyed McEwan’s writing. The main character is Michael Beard a Nobel winning physicist slightly past his prime, with a number of personal issues and failings. I think this makes him more realistic. Is he sympathetic, no, not really, … Continue reading
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In Search of Silence by Samuel R. Delany
In Search of Silence: The Journals of Samuel R. Delany, Volume I, 1957-1969; edited by Kenneth R. James. I wasn’t sure how I was going to read this. But I was always going to read it. Delany is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Backburner, Biography, Fiction, Memoir, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Science Fiction, Writing
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The Drawing Of The Three by Stephen King
I’m glad I listened to author Stephen King’s advice in the introduction to the first book of the Dark Tower series. He recognized that the first book is a bit of a slog, and begged the reader to give the … Continue reading
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Tagged Book 2, book review, Dark Tower Series, Roland of Gilead, Stephen King, The Drawing of the Three
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Footfall by Jerry Pournelle
Footfall; co-written by Larry Niven I love a good alien invasion story, and I wanted to read more books by Jerry Pournelle (who died a year ago). It’s a good story. It was nominated for a Hugo and Locus back … Continue reading
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Wool Omnibus by Hugh Howey
From Goodreads: “This is the story of mankind clawing for survival, of mankind on the edge. The world outside has grown unkind, the view of it limited, talk of it forbidden. But there are always those who hope, who dream. These … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Dystopia, hostile world, Hugh Howey, Silo, underground, Wool Omnibus
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