Saturday, October 16, 2004
I've really fallen off on my reading lately. I've got books languishing by the stack. Undaunted, I've picked up some real gems at used-book stores:
1.) The Dying Earth (Jack Vance)
2.) The Goblin Reservation (Clifford Simak)
3.) Tower of Glass (Robert Silverberg)
4.) The World of Null-A (A.E. van Vogt)
5.) Super-Cannes (J.G. Ballard)
Meanwhile, I'm a hundred pages from finishing Richard Morgan's "Altered Carbon," by far the best cyberpunk novel I've read in a long time. It's very "Blade Runner"-ish, but Morgan evokes an interstellar back-story that, remarkably, makes it all seem fresh.
1.) The Dying Earth (Jack Vance)
2.) The Goblin Reservation (Clifford Simak)
3.) Tower of Glass (Robert Silverberg)
4.) The World of Null-A (A.E. van Vogt)
5.) Super-Cannes (J.G. Ballard)
Meanwhile, I'm a hundred pages from finishing Richard Morgan's "Altered Carbon," by far the best cyberpunk novel I've read in a long time. It's very "Blade Runner"-ish, but Morgan evokes an interstellar back-story that, remarkably, makes it all seem fresh.
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