Read any good books lately?
Why is it that whenever I get together
with friends or family, all we seem to want to know is if the other has read anything
good? When I first discoverd science fiction (Star Man's Son, by Andre
Norton) at the age of 10, I had a whole world of great universes into which I could delve.
Great books were everywhere. Now, for whatever reason, I'm not finding as
many good publishing house book (although there are some good self-published books
available). This last year, I've even, gasp, put down two books without finishing
them.
I love fantasy and science fiction.
On this site, I will give reviews, good, bad, and indifferent to books I've read.
I also welcome your reviews. Let the rest of us know what you've read, what
you've liked, and what you've panned. Just e-mail your review to us, and we'll put
it up.
Reviews
Ship
of Magic, by Robin Hobb
Paradise,
by Mike Resnick
The Eternal
Footman, by James Morrow
The Redemption
of Althalus, by David and Leigh Eddings
A Sea of Time,
by Rob Frisbee
The Lion of
Senet, by Jennifer Fallon
An Ill
Wind, by Kevin J. Anderson & Doug Beason
Odalisque, by Fiona McIntosh
Tinker, by Wen Spencer
Darwin's Quest, by Jonathan
Brazee
Transformation, by Carol
Berg
Zero Gravity: Adventures in
Deep Space, edited by Alva Roberts
Breaking Waves, edited by
Phyllis Irene Radford and Tiffany Trent
Wednesday's Child, by
Alan Zendell
The Portal, by Alan Zendell
Temporary Duty, by Ric
Locke
Antiquitas Lost: The Last
of the Shamalans, by Robert Louis Smith
Odyssey One, by Evan Currie
Gods in
the Machines, by Marilyn Peake
Tritcheon Hash, by Sue Lange
Water Harvest, by Eric Diehl
A New Birth of
Freedom: The Visitor, by Robert G. Pielke
The Banned Underground:
The Amulet of Kings, by Will Macmillan Jones
The Kinsfield Legacy, by
K. C. May
My Delusions of Godhood,
by Ian Brazee-Cannon
Apocalypse Now-ish, by
Mellisa Ameila
Dorothy: The Darker
Side of OZ, by Scott Stanford
The Furnace, by Timothy S.
Johnston
Ripple, by Tui Allen
Wonder Weapon, by J.
Christopher Logan
Submitted Reviews
To The
Stars, by L. Ron Hubbard
Dax Rigby,
War Correspondent, by John B. Rosenman
Jonathan's Top Ten of
All Time
E-mail us your book reviews.
sf at science-fiction-review dot com
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