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The Book of SkaithBook Reviews

The Ginger Star

The first of Brackett's Skaith trilogy, and one of my very favorite books, read well over a dozen times. Awesome storytelling, phenomenal characterization, world-building among the best in the genre, and genuinely great prose, with a perfect balance of action…

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The Mote in God's EyeBook Reviews

The Mote in God’s Eye

A masterful slow burn that builds empire, politics, and world before delivering one of the genre's finest first-contact stories: the chilling recognition that the alien Moties may not be good for humanity. I loved its patient structure so much I…

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Leviathan WakesBook Reviews

Leviathan Wakes

Humanity has filled the solar system, and the first Expanse novel blends space opera, noir, and horror in a convincingly lived-in setting, alternating idealist Holden with hard-boiled Miller. Some thin secondary characters and structural strain, and it is entertainment instead…

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Infinity on FireBook Reviews

Infinity on Fire

The second book in Bonnie Dillabough's Dimensional Alliance, where the multiverse and its stakes come into full view. If the first book opened the door, this is where Jenny realizes how much is on the other side, and how much…

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FoundationBook Reviews

Foundation

What if you could predict the future of an entire civilization with mathematics? Asimov's landmark is built on that one audacious idea, psychohistory, and the concept is genre-defining. The characters are thin and the dialogue is people explaining ideas to…

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Animal FarmBook Reviews

Animal Farm

The animals overthrow their human master, declare all animals equal, and within a few years are ruled by pigs who walk on two legs. Orwell's short, savage fable of a revolution betrayed is one of the most perfectly built political…

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