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Time Travelers Never Die by Jack McDevitt – Review

Dec 29th

Posted by Adam in Science Fiction

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Time Travelers Never Die by Jack McDevitt
BRIEF SYNOPSIS: A pair of time travelers, Shel and Dave, travel to past eras looking for Shel's father.
MY REVIEW:
PROS: Skillful storytelling; engaging story; showcases cool uses of a time travel device.
CONS: The tendency of the characters to show advanced technology in past centuries undermines the respect they're supposed to More >

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Anathem by Neal Stephenson – Review

Oct 27th

Posted by Adam in Fiction

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Anathem by Neal Stephenson
Too much of the book is dominated by lengthy dialectical debates, whose conclusions are hardly earth-shattering (if you are reading this review, I suspect you already know how to divide a rectangular cake into eight equal servings) and which do little to promote a reader’s engagement with the characters of ­“Anathem,” any More >

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