The Infinite and the Divine – Robert Rath
This Warhammer book handles a a common sci-fi trope really poorly. But who cares?
Science-Fiction
Ringworld – Larry Niven
If ever you want to see the power of Worldbuilding, this is the book that will show it to you.
The Gods Themselves – Isaac Asimov
Considered one of the best sci-fi novels for a reason….
Leviathan Falls – James S. A. Corey
Sometimes you should like something, and somehow just can’t.
Blood Music – Greg Bear
A relatively character-less novel that holds up pretty well.
The Death of Grass – John Christopher
2021, What a time to read this book.
The Doors of His Face, The Lamp of His Mouth – Roger Zelazny
A highly acclaimed book of short stories.
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MaddAddam – Margaret Atwood
Better than the middle novel but still not nearly as good as the first, this final installment still feels very peripheral to Oryx and Crake.
Evolution – Stephen Baxter
If the sentence “Baxter did a Stapeldon” makes sense to you, you will enjoy this review.
Failures in Polymathy 