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Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Discussion/Appreciation Anyone..??
Dietz... Now there's a name I haven't heard in a while.
I enjoyed reading his 'Sam McCade' series... which I have somewhere at home.
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Dietz benefits from being the author of the first sci-fi book I read as a kid, "Drifters Run" (which was also the first book in english that I read).
Cool.
I have read all the 'Drifter's' books. In fact I have a fair few of his books.
"What do you mean by 'Oopps'?" Team Starfist protects all. But having a fully loaded P-90 helps... Reality is an illusion... Created by those who cannot handle Stargate...! Jankowski's Rules: Rule 1: Check your Six! I'm not perfect. But parts of me are excellentI also cook...! To thy own self... Be true May the odds.... Be ever in your favour..!
Finished reading "When Duty Calls" by Diets, good book over all if you like reading Dietz's work. My only gripe is that I feel like he uses exclamation marks a bit to much!
I've just started reading "The Puppet Masters" by Robert Heinlein.
Has everyone here stopped reading in the past few weeks?
I finished reading "The puppet Masters" by Heinlein, good book and well worth reading though it pays to remember that the book is about fifty years old and does reflect that.
I also read "Marsbound" by Joe Haldeman. The book was ok but a bit dry and unexciting imo.
Another book I've read since my last post was "The broken Kingdoms" by N.K. Jemisin. This is the second book in the Inheritance trilogy (the first one is "The hundred thousand Kingdoms") and over all I'd say that this book is better than the first.
Currently I'm reading "The Wise mans Fear" by Patrick Ruthfoss which is the sequel to "The Name of the Wind".
Hi all.
I've just started reading another compilation of short stories.
Edited by Esther Friesner called 'Fangs for the Mammaries' or Vampires in the Suburbs...
But nothing like 'Twilight'.
"What do you mean by 'Oopps'?" Team Starfist protects all. But having a fully loaded P-90 helps... Reality is an illusion... Created by those who cannot handle Stargate...! Jankowski's Rules: Rule 1: Check your Six! I'm not perfect. But parts of me are excellentI also cook...! To thy own self... Be true May the odds.... Be ever in your favour..!
Just finished Draconia: Forging Trust by F.J. Hansen (a.k.a. McClance).
Loved the story, even if it stretched my suspension of disbelief a bit in places. The editing wasn't as good as I tend to expect from books either, there were a few typos and some odd syntax (and I'm not talking about the Draconians' intentionally odd syntax), not to mention some unnecessarily complex sentence structures where simpler ones would do as well.
I've just started to read one of my many 'Battletech' novels.
'Wolve's on the Border' by Robert Charette.
"What do you mean by 'Oopps'?" Team Starfist protects all. But having a fully loaded P-90 helps... Reality is an illusion... Created by those who cannot handle Stargate...! Jankowski's Rules: Rule 1: Check your Six! I'm not perfect. But parts of me are excellentI also cook...! To thy own self... Be true May the odds.... Be ever in your favour..!
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