Glutton reader. Mostly fiction, esp. fantasy, horror, crime and SF.
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The biggest SF series of the decade comes to an incredible conclusion in the ninth …
sad to reach the end that means i had a good time
sad to reach the end that means i had a good time
Tiamat's Wrath is a science fiction novel by James S. A. Corey, the pen name …
\o/ one to go
\o/ one to go
Dès le premier meurtre, épouvantable et déroutant, Camille Verhoeven comprend que cette affaire ne ressemblera à aucune autre. Et il …
Dès le premier meurtre, épouvantable et déroutant, Camille Verhoeven comprend que cette affaire ne ressemblera …
lecture engageante, bon rythme quelques surprises mais deux sont très prévisibles car aussi utilisées par d’autres auteurs: - à partir du milieu du bouquin, on a déjà rencontré le tueur. Ici bien amené. Pas comme un cheveu sur la soupe ou un éléphant dans un magasin de porcelaine. - il y a aussi un gros fusil de tchekhov, je n’en dirai pas plus, pour no pat divulgâcher
lecture engageante, bon rythme quelques surprises mais deux sont très prévisibles car aussi utilisées par d’autres auteurs: - à partir du milieu du bouquin, on a déjà rencontré le tueur. Ici bien amené. Pas comme un cheveu sur la soupe ou un éléphant dans un magasin de porcelaine. - il y a aussi un gros fusil de tchekhov, je n’en dirai pas plus, pour no pat divulgâcher
really nice just maybe not a good time for me for reading this
really nice just maybe not a good time for me for reading this
less pleasant to read that the previous books in the series. too many viewpoint changes, no clear direction of the story. feels like it’s just a trampoline to the next book (hopefully)
Audio book
pleasant read a bit soft on the magic research ;)
pleasant read a bit soft on the magic research ;)
Audio book
funny i fast i can read when i need to distract myself
(the book was good too)
A bold fantasy in the tradition of Roger Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber, The Merchant Princes is a sweeping new series …
The first ever collection of Iain Banks’s short fiction, this volume includes the acclaimed novella, …
from enjoyable to just plain weird
about the eponymous story, is it weird i always side with the culture? from the first novel (where the main protagonist is a fierce opponent of the culture), i always thought it would be nice to live there
i’m guessing it is a trap only if you forget the post-scarcity hypothesis. as such it only is an unreachable and unrealizable utopia in our times
Consider Phlebas, first published in 1987, is a space opera novel by Scottish writer Iain …
it was okay. i’ll see if the next in the series is more “tight” i found the motivations of the characters a bit paper-thin also some arcs of the story are far-fetched. for example i thought the bow laser was kaput. two long chapters are about looting to fix it… but finally it works good enough
it was okay. i’ll see if the next in the series is more “tight” i found the motivations of the characters a bit paper-thin also some arcs of the story are far-fetched. for example i thought the bow laser was kaput. two long chapters are about looting to fix it… but finally it works good enough
Humanity has colonized the solar system—Mars, the Moon, the Asteroid Belt and beyond—but the stars …
i enjoyed it. pacing was right and engaging a few things bothered me but i cannot put my finger on them
i enjoyed it. pacing was right and engaging a few things bothered me but i cannot put my finger on them
The unmissable follow-up to the highly acclaimed Children of Time and Children of Ruin.
Earth is failing. In a …
Jack Holloway works alone, for reasons he doesn't care to talk about. Hundreds of miles from ZaraCorp's headquarters on planet, …
