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Edwin St. Andrew is eighteen years old when he crosses the Atlantic by steamship, exiled from polite society following an …
James Tighe, kurz JT, ist ein Glücksritter und der beste Höhlentaucher der Welt. Eines Tages lädt ihn der Milliardär Nathan …
The Laconian Empire has fallen, setting the thirteen hundred solar systems free from the rule of Winston Duarte. But the …
This one feels like one of the first ones. Intense and great characters.
It is now six years since the secret disaster at Jurassic Park, six years since the extraordinary dream of science …
In 2057, Bella Lind and the crew of the Rockhopper mine comets for their ice, but when Janus, one of …
Judas Unchained concludes the Commonwealth Saga duology by Peter F. Hamilton - one of the …
The second and final book picks up right where the first one ended. It’s a bit more action packed than the first one - less family drama and more war. If you enjoyed Pandora’s Star, you’ll definitely enjoy this one too.
Judas Unchained concludes the Commonwealth Saga duology by Peter F. Hamilton - one of the world's bestselling science fiction writers. …
Oerfaren nittonåring som just har tagit studenten, nedan kallad Kapten, och hans jämnåriga kamrat uppsöker …
En mysig berättelse om en lite naiv nittonåring som tillsammans med sin idol seglar över Atlanten i en liten, simpel båt. Skriven i dagsboksform som växlar mellan Yrvind och Thomas, som parallellt delar sina tankar om diverse situationer.
Not really what I expected given what I’ve read about it beforehand (ie. that is praises itself to be scientifically correct etc) but it ended up being a good read. I enjoyed it. The book is a 50/50 mix of family trauma and getting swallowed by a whale. The whale plot is kind of entertaining and so is the buildup of it. The family trauma is kind of flat to be honest, but the author manages to ties them together quite nicely.
Penny, an artist, has lived in the same apartment for decades, surrounded by the artifacts …
It was a good read. I think I expected more due to the hype over at r/HorrorLit, but in the end I think it’s mostly a story about the end of life. Having had a relative perishing away in dementia might have made this book more “real” than spooky for me.
Penny, an artist, has lived in the same apartment for decades, surrounded by the artifacts …
It was a good read. I think I expected more due to the hype over at r/HorrorLit, but in the end I think it’s mostly a story about the end of life. Having had a relative perishing away in dementia might have made this book more “real” than spooky for me.
On a remote jungle island, genetic engineers have created a dinosaur game park.
An astonishing …
I’ve loved Jurassic Park by Steven Spielberg for as long as I can remember. I’ve hesitated to read the book, since I misunderstood it to be written after the film and not vice versa. That’s not the case though. About the book then: it’s fantastic. The whole seconds half you’re on needles, turning page after page. I like the style of Michael’s writing too. The movie and book differs in a few way, but story- and character wise. Hammond, which is quite likable in the movie, is what I imagine the Tech Bros of this decade when they’re in their seventies. Malcom is a bit much in the book, but becomes excellent in conjunction with the movie. I’m super happy I actually gave it a shot. My best read of this year, so far.
On a remote jungle island, genetic engineers have created a dinosaur game park.
An astonishing …
Following up on the whole gene modification theme from Upgrade in a classic fashion.