Carl Brown rated Gods of riverworld: 3 stars
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Philip José Farmer: Gods of riverworld (2011, Tor)
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Philip José Farmer: Gods of riverworld (2011, Tor)
Established in 2025, the purpose of the new organization was simple: To advocate for the world's future generations and to …
Where the first book had a bunch of different 80s fandoms that were given a few pages each, this one has much longer sections about a smaller number of 80s fandoms. If you enjoyed the nostalgia of the first one (I did) and you're into the smaller number of specific fandoms that this one goes into in greater depth (I am not), then you might like it as well.
If you didn't read or listen to the first one (e.g. if you just saw the movie), do not read this, or you'll be hopelessly confused. It leans in very hard to things that were in the first book, but were changed for the movie.
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Heinlein buff David Potter explained on alt.fan.heinlein, in a posting reprinted on the Heinlein Society, that the entire book is …
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