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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Mission Statement ...or something like that
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Since starting this blog a miniscule two years ago, I've struggled backstage to put in words that literary quality which separates reall...
Review of
All Tomorrow's Parties
by William Gibson
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All Tomorrow’s Parties , William Gibson’s 1999 conclusion to the Bridge trilogy, plays out more lines into the river of Virtual Ligh...
Review of
Idoru
by William Gibson
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Idoru , William Gibson’s 1997 middle entry into the Bridge trilogy, takes the baton of Virtual Light ’s conclusion and runs with it....
Review of
Virtual Light
by William Gibson
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William Gibson’s Sprawl , as seminal a trilogy of books if ever there were in modern sci-fi, is a tough act to follow, let alone by t...
Monday, July 29, 2013
Review of
The Unlimited Dream Company
by J.G. Ballard
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Looking at the spread of colors, shapes, and lines smeared across the canvas that is J.G. Ballard’s 1979 The Unlimited Dream Company ...
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Review of
The World-Thinker and Other Stories
by Jack Vance
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The World-Thinker and Other Stories , like The Potters of Firth and Other Stories and Golden Girl and Other Stories is a collection ...
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Review of
Blue Mars
by Kim Stanley Robinson
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Kim Stanley Robinson Mars trilogy is one of the grandest thought experiments in literature, let alone science fiction. Red Mars s...
Review of
The Martians
by Kim Stanley Robinson
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Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars trilogy is a landmark of science fiction. The books visualizing the terraforming of the red planet from...
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Review of
Green Mars
by Kim Stanley Robinson
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Kim Stanley Robinson’s Red Mars was a big, bold thought experiment on the environmental, political, and social aspects of colonizing...
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Review of
The Illearth War
by Stephen Donaldson
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Having just finished the second book in Stephen Donaldson’s ongoing The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant called The Illearth War , I ca...
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