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Interesting political sci-fi. The fact that everything rests on this predetermined "psychohistory" is a very interesting constraint to add, which makes for a unique story as the participants are all aware of it, but ti requires a bit of suspension of disbelief. Interesting and entertaining nonetheless, despite the (IMO) obvious flaws of the premise.

Interesting book. First half left me laughing and crying constantly. I’m pretty cynical already but the amount of BS jobs was even worse than I thought. Then it slowly turned into a weird mix of Marxism and academic research, culminating in a call to consider UBI. While I don’t agree with the author’s conclusions, it was a thought provoking book.

This book is a must-read for anyone marketing to developers. It's pretty short and, aside from the last chapter, won't waste your time. Overall a fantastic distillation of the major types of content and the dos and don'ts of each. Read once; reference later.

The Final Empire was one of the best fantasy books I'd read in years, and The Well of Ascension didn't disappoint. This one goes much deeper into politics and philosophy as well, and was overall a really fantastic book.

I don't think I could possibly have fit this into my schedule, as it's quite long, without Audible, but the Michael Kramer narration was, as for the previous book, absolutely top notch. Highly recommend.

Excellent. If you read the first book in the series, this doesn't disappoint. As I said when I finished the first book, this is some of the best fantasy I've ever read.

Pretty solid fantasy. I enjoyed it. But it was LONG. I am positive I wouldn't have finished it in paper form. It took a while to get into the story though to be honest, and it took a while to really get my head around who was who sometimes. If you like a lot of politics though, I'd recommend it.