I first saw Season of the Harvest recommended at another Norwegian blog…., and decided to give it a whirl. Title: Season of the Harvest (Harvest trilogy #1) Author: Michael R. Hicks Publisher: Amazon Digital Services Edition: Kindle Pages: 372 Originally … Continue reading
As soon as I finished Leviathan Wakes I dove straight into book number 2 in the series, Caliban’s War, and it didn’t disappoint. Title: Caliban’s War Author: James S.A. Corey (pen name for collaborators Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck) Publisher: … Continue reading
Leviathan Wakes is the first book in the fairly new sceience fiction series called “The Expanse”. I’ve been ignoring tv and food for several days while reading it. I’ve also already bought book number two in the series and pre-ordered … Continue reading
Larissa at Larissa’s Bookish Life asked us about our 5 Favorite Sci-Fi (Space Opera) Books! I’m still a sucker for good (and sometimes not-so-good) science fiction, so I had to participate again. I’m sure I’m forgetting something good here, but … Continue reading
Verda skal ifølge enkelte visstnok gå under 21.desember 2012, så eg tenkte at eg skulle førebu meg litt. At mi førebuing var å lese ei roman ved bassengkanten på Zambezi Sun Hotel i Livingston, Zambia, medan eg nippar til sør-afrikansk … Continue reading
I loved Nick Harkaway’s first book, The Gone-Away World, so I was eager to read his new book Angelmaker too. Title: Angelmaker Author: Nick Harkaway Publisher: Knopf Edition: Kindle Pages: 498 Originally published: 2012 Genre: Science fiction / Fantasy / … Continue reading
I thought it was about time that I read something by Sheri S. Tepper. Title: A Plague of Angels Author: Sheri S. Tepper Publisher: Spectra Edition: Kindle Pages: 588 Originally published: 1993 Genre: Science fiction / Fantasy / Post-acopalypic The … Continue reading
Every Friday book bloggers share the beginning of whatever book they’re reading. Join and/or check out other book beginnings at Rose City Reader. Sheri S. Tepper is well know for writing feminist science fiction, but for some reason I’ve never … Continue reading