Last reviews in Science Fiction

Last reviews in Science Fiction

• Guest 18th December 2009

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  This book was awesome. i recommend it t anyone and everyone who can A: read; and B: Breath with out the aid of an iron lung. seriously folks, this book came close to makeing me want to find stephen king just to
  

  • Read Guest's review on Stephen King, The Dark Tower: Gunslinger (64 words)

• Guest 29th November 2009

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  I read review after review saying how smart and sophisticated this book is, but I don't see it. Page after page I get inundated with strange made up word after word. Most often without an explanation or context
  

  • Read Guest's review on Steven Erikson, Gardens of the Moon (Malazan Book of the Fallen) (141 words)

• Guest 20th November 2009

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  This is a brilliantly paced and thought out journey with some great insights into peoples reactions to tragedy, danger and hope. While not the sort of book i would normally read (my tastes run to dragons and ma
  

  • Read Guest's review on Simon Law, Bringing Forth the End of Days (96 words)

• Guest 16th October 2009

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  Not the greatest book yo'll ever read, infact one of the worst. I purchased it after I'd read the forum it was originally on. The forum was way more entertaining. Some joker called mooksta should of been in the
  

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• Guest 11th October 2009

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  Although the conceptual level it was quite interesting - i.e. mega-scale civilizations clashing, mega-populations, mega-engineering works, mega-communist society; the long Spielberg Indiana Jones like roller co
  

  • Read Guest's review on Iain M. Banks, Consider Phlebas (114 words)

• Janet Lewison 27th August 2009

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  Neil Gaiman's American Gods - What an engrossing read! Something I can't quite identify about the 'flavour' of this book...reminds me of a combination of Beckett, Louis Sachar and even and maybe Bulgakov's The
  

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• Guest 27th July 2009

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  I have to say these Ted Dekker, Black books are great! I can absolutely visualize everything and place in the book. Sometimes it feels mesmerizing real. I wish it was a movie. I love it and totally recommend th
  

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• reviewkitten 21st May 2009

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  The Dark River is the follow up to The Traveller and is the second in his Forth Realm trilogy of books about the continuing battle between The Harlequins and The Brethren. I really enjoyed The Traveller and had
  

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• Guest 15th May 2009

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  The Last Mortal Man is absolutely thought provoking. Rarely do I read a book that I keep thinking about, on and off, for years after reading it. The last mortal man keeps me thinking.
  

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• Dreadlocksmile 13th May 2009

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  First published back in 2007, Clive Barker unleashes once again another dark and devious piece of adult fiction, after the recent releases of the first two youngster friendly ' Abarat 'instalments. The UK saw
  

  • Read Dreadlocksmile's review on Clive Barker, Mister B. Gone (634 words)