Read in 2004
Submitted by dgeiser13 on Wed, 01/07/2004 - 08:12
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- [12/24/2004] Camouflage (2004) by Joe Haldeman [07/10] [Paperback] [Library] [296 Pages]
- [12/15/2004] The Eyre Affair (2001) by Jasper Fforde [07/10] [Paperback] [Friend] [384 Pages]
- [11/28/2004] Eastern Standard Tribe (2004) by Cory Doctorow [05/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [224 Pages]
- [11/18/2004] Hybrids (2003) by Robert J. Sawyer [06/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [368 Pages]
- [11/09/2004] Humans (2003) by Robert J. Sawyer [06/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [384 Pages]
- [10/30/2004] City of Truth (1992) by James Morrow [06/10] [Paperback] [Own] [160 Pages]
- [10/21/2004] Golden Fleece (1990) by Robert J. Sawyer [07/10] [Paperback] [Library] [197 Pages]
- [10/02/2004] Hominids (2002) by Robert J. Sawyer [07/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [448 Pages]
- [08/20/2004] Absolution Gap (2003) by Alastair Reynolds [07/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [565 Pages]
- [06/24/2004] The Pixel Eye (2003) by Paul Levinson [06/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [334 Pages]
- [05/25/2004] The Fool's Run (1989) by John Sandford [05/10] [Paperback] [Library] [338 Pages]
- [05/11/2004] The Chronoliths (2001) by Robert Charles Wilson [07/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [301 Pages]
- [04/25/2004] Redemption Ark (2002) by Alastair Reynolds [07/10] [Hardcover] [Library] [576 Pages]
- [01/31/2004] Revelation Space (2000) by Alastair Reynolds [07/10] [Paperback] [Own] [592 Pages]
- [01/06/2004] The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (2003) by Mark Haddon [06/10] [Hardcover] [Own] [240 Pages]
Author Comments:
Read for the first time highlighted in yellow.
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how was revelation space? I haven't gotten around to it yet.
Good! Alastair Reynolds is my favorite new author.
Cool. I've got both Revelation Space and Chasm City waiting to be gotten around to.
Redemption Ark is a direct sequel to Revelation Space. Chasm City is sort of a one-off novel which takes place in the same universe and has a slight amount of overlap. Absolution Gap (out in June) is the 3rd book in the Ark, Space story arc.
As it turns out I read Chasm City before Revelation Space. I'm glad I did. If I'm lucky I'll get to read the "trilogy" all within a few months of each other. He's probably one of the most convincing hard Sci-Fi writes I've ever read and he has a good mastery of language as well.
Halfway through Revelation Space now... (And yes, it's good)