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Matt "Piusbird" Arnold finished reading A Spectre Haunting by China Miéville
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold replied to Sean Bala's status
@seanbala I only login to post my books every three months or so... so missed your post. Yeah right wing Catholics can recite the words, but the fail at applying it. I'll be posting reviews of two Mark Shea books that are much better
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold reviewed Pacific Edge by Kim Stanley Robinson (Three Californias (3))
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold rated Commodore Hornblower (Hornblower Saga: 4 stars
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold finished reading Green earth by Kim Stanley Robinson
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold set a goal to read 12 books in 2023
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold finished reading The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber
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Matt "Piusbird" Arnold started reading The Dawn of Everything by David Graeber
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold reviewed Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey
Basically Dragon Lewds 70s style
5 stars
A romance writer doing fantasy/scifi what could possibly go wrong. So here's how the story goes Rukbat was a golden G type star in the Sagitarian sector with blah blah blah. If you know it's a classic. Fun Fact Rukbat is a real star, it's a blue-white about 50 times the size of our sun. No habitable zone unfortunately. The thing about this story is the setting is great it's basically a high fantasy world created atop the ruins of a once great scientific one. One of the thing the Science guys Scienced particularly well in was bioengineering. They literally created freeking dragons because they needed an air force and ran out of oil. Cool right ok here's the thing though. They also kind of invented Time Travel with it because they went a bit crazy with the telepathic genes, And none of the Science stuff actually works. Just treat …
A romance writer doing fantasy/scifi what could possibly go wrong. So here's how the story goes Rukbat was a golden G type star in the Sagitarian sector with blah blah blah. If you know it's a classic. Fun Fact Rukbat is a real star, it's a blue-white about 50 times the size of our sun. No habitable zone unfortunately. The thing about this story is the setting is great it's basically a high fantasy world created atop the ruins of a once great scientific one. One of the thing the Science guys Scienced particularly well in was bioengineering. They literally created freeking dragons because they needed an air force and ran out of oil. Cool right ok here's the thing though. They also kind of invented Time Travel with it because they went a bit crazy with the telepathic genes, And none of the Science stuff actually works. Just treat it all as magic you'll be happier.
It's basically a great high fantasy with a few tastefully done sex scenes. Enjoy it but don't overanalyze you'll drive yourself nuts
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold finished reading Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey
Matt "Piusbird" Arnold finished reading The Unbroken Thread by Sohrab Ahmari
The Unbroken Thread by Sohrab Ahmari
As a young father and a self-proclaimed “radically assimilated immigrant,” opinion editor Sohrab Ahmari realized that when it comes to …