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Iain M. Banks: Excession (2008, Little, Brown Book Group Limited)
Two and a half millennia ago, the artifact appeared in a remote corner of space, beside a trillion-year-old dying sun …
El Emperador necesita nigromantes. La nigromante de la Novena necesita una espadachina. Gideon tiene una espada, unas revistas guarras y …
Murder on the Sysadmin Express
After accidentally solving two murders, Dale Whitehead hungers to stay in his apartment, hack virtual …
The sentient warship Trouble Dog was built for violence, yet following a brutal war, she is disgusted by her role …
Axiom's End is a 2020 science fiction novel by American writer Lindsay Ellis. Set in …
This entire book is delightful, augmented delightfully because I self inserted Thorn as the voice of Ampersand, not the start-of-chapter excerpt narrator, as I later learned by listening to the first chapter on Audible.
It’s fall 2007. A well-timed leak has revealed that the US government might have engaged in first contact. Cora Sabino …
The Last Emperox is the thrilling conclusion to the award-winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling Interdependency series, an …
The first novel of a new space-opera sequence set in an all-new universe by the Hugo Award-winning, New York Times-bestselling …
Michael Tolkin: NK3 (2017)
"The H LYW OD sign presides over a Los Angeles devastated by a weaponized microbe …
Given I'm writing this review in mid 2020, you can understand how the juxtaposition of the current world and the 'world' in this book made this an already hard slog.
I was hoping for some sort of validation or happy ending, but with unreliable narrators literally begin the plot point, don't think there will be any resolution.
This book ended up in my collection by way of a brown bag freebie at some point. I honestly picked it up out of sheer boredom, and in all honesty I should have been paid to take it off whatever bookstore's hands.
Do yourself a favour and skip this one.
