Eduardo reviewed Spin by Robert Charles Wilson
I enjoyed this one a lot!
4 stars
And I’m thinking bumping the rest of trilogy to the front of my queue.
eBook, 368 pages
Published July 1, 2010 by Tor Books.
Spin
Eric Lawton reviewed Spin by Robert Charles Wilson
Review of 'Spin' on 'Storygraph'
2 stars
I barely finished it and skipped quite a few pages.
Although some of the ideas were intriguing, the social reaction to various catastrophes didn't seem realistic and I didn't have much interest in the characters, who seemed wooden to me.
I barely finished it and skipped quite a few pages.
Although some of the ideas were intriguing, the social reaction to various catastrophes didn't seem realistic and I didn't have much interest in the characters, who seemed wooden to me.
windchime reviewed Spin by Robert Charles Wilson
Review of 'Spin' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
What would you do if, one night, all the stars just disappeared?
That's just the starting point for 'Spin', one of the most enjoyable sci-fi novels I've read recently. Set in our own solar system, this is an engaging, thought-provoking and eerily plausible story, full of sensawunda, but firmly grounded in the story of the protagonist, Tyler, and his friends Jason and Diane. The characters feel realistic, and the well-paced plot keeps you wanting to know more.
What would you do if, one night, all the stars just disappeared?
That's just the starting point for 'Spin', one of the most enjoyable sci-fi novels I've read recently. Set in our own solar system, this is an engaging, thought-provoking and eerily plausible story, full of sensawunda, but firmly grounded in the story of the protagonist, Tyler, and his friends Jason and Diane. The characters feel realistic, and the well-paced plot keeps you wanting to know more.
