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Tag Archives: novella
Book Review: Double Star by Robert A. Heinlein
Heinlein has always struck me as the weakest of The Big Three. His writing isn’t as good, his stories often lacking in any truly big or interesting ideas. He always felt more like a holdover from the adventure magazine days … Continue reading
Book Review: Normal by Warren Ellis
You ever just sit down and then start typing and typing and then you awaken some hours later only to realize that you’ve ended up with something almost coherent? You sit at the bar staring at your laptop, eyes darting … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, fiction
Tagged abyss gaze, civil futurists, cyberpunk, futurism, mental asylum, mystery, Normal, novella, post-cyberpunk, science fiction, speculative fiction, techno-dystopia, Warren Ellis
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Book Review: Skin Deep (Legion #2) by Brandon Sanderson
I had my problems with the first Legion story. It was clunky, unsure of itself and the rules of its own universe. These pains combined with an ending that seemed slashed together out of some abject fear of being written … Continue reading
Book Review: Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell
It’s a novella that was the basis for a movie that apparently everyone but me actually saw in some form or another. That being said I’m not so disconnected from the cultural zeitgeist to be unaware of it’s existence, so I … Continue reading
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Tagged characterless, fear, horror, inspired a major motion picture, John W. Campbell, monsters, murder mystery, novella, psychological, pulp, Review, The Thing, Who Goes There?
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