Paul
Great book, good characters and interesting story. I am keen to checkout the remainder of the series.
Excellent tale of post apocolyptic society and survival. I really liked the internal monologes the main characters had.
I really enjoyed this book, and thought it was very orginal and gripping. I liked the island that the boy discovers.
Slow to start, but I found the later articles a lot more interesting. I especially liked the articles about Robbie Williams and Stanley Kubrick
My favorite stories from this collection:
* The Tower of the Elephant
* Solider of an Empire Unacquainted with Defeat
* The Coral Heart
* The Red Guild
I found this book pretty interesting, a sad story of someone who has achieved everything they ever wanted only to lose everything they have. They realize their mistakes, only to repeat them.
“Some infinity's are smaller than others”
Wow, what ecological destruction humans wrought. Burning the forest so it was easier to walk through! Also liked how he tied a log to the back of his truck for break when he went down hills.
Read this with my 6 year old, had to give us a few “extra lives” but we enjoyed it.
This is a collection of short stories. I really like the first and last stories and there where a couple of other good ones spread through.
I agree with Matt and Nathan in the comments below, I only found out it was part of a series near then end, and the last part of the book did melt my face!
There was some awesome futuristic stuff in this book, enzymes in peoples blood that turned alcohol into fuel, magnetic creatures, creatures that eat solar radiation etc
Its pretty out there.
I really enjoyed this book, there are lots of interesting lessons that the author has learned and the book was written in a conversational tone that was easy to read. I found the book inspiring, entertaining and sad. My favorite lesson that was repeated several times was to try and focus on a core area and market, don't try to do everything.