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The MartianBook Reviews

The Martian

An astronaut is stranded alone on Mars, presumed dead, with a fraction of the food he needs to survive until rescue. The whole thriller rides on voice: Watney is funny, profane, and practical enough to turn technical problems into a…

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The Lost Battalion (2001)

The Lost Battalion is an A&E television movie that punches above its budget. Rick Schroder plays Major Charles Whittlesey, a New York lawyer who took five hundred and fifty-four men of the 77th Infantry Division into the Argonne Forest in…

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Cloudborn book cover, by Richard LoweFiction

Cloudborn

A shear event kills the flock in forty seconds. Silt is alone in open atmosphere for the first time. Hard science fiction survival told from a genuinely alien point of view.

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Family on Ice

The Toba eruption cut sunlight across Eurasia seventy-four thousand years ago. A family group tries to stay alive through it, in prose with no quotation marks and no comfort.

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Dungeon

A deserter enters the dungeon under the white house to fill a trophy case with twenty categories of treasure. Literary fantasy built from the 1977 MIT text adventure.

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