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Tag Archives: book
On Basilisk Station – David Weber
A great book by David Weber! And fortunately there are lots in the series 🙂 Weber really knows how to portray characters, build up suspension, and create a good plot. One more read-through by the editor would have eliminated the … Continue reading
The Wheel of Time – Robert Jordan
Finally got around to this fantasy classic. Really liked the first book, but there are so many more in the series – could of course be a good thing 🙂 Interesting to see whether the story can keep up the … Continue reading
The Starter – Scott Sigler
Excellent sequel by Sigler. Great to follow 2(QB) – quarterback Quentin Barnes – through his first season in the GFL. Lots of good story stuff and some excellent grid-iron action! Some of the fun banter between the commentators has disappeard, … Continue reading
Ender in Exile – Orson Scott Card
Another great book by Orson Scott Card. It fills some important gaps and ties some knots to loose endings in the Ender story, and a good book in its own right. I think I have read all the books in … Continue reading
A Sword of Storms – George R. R. Martin
Again so much happens in this book, that it would take too long to put it all down in writing, but some very drastic changes happen to many of the main characters in this book! Worth the read.
A Clash of Kings – George R. R. Martin
Great sequel to Game of Thrones, and great promises of more to come. Too much detail to put in this post, but all story branches continue along their thrilling course.
Drengen i kufferten – Lene Kaaberbøl
Nina henter en kuffert i en baggageboks for en god veninde og i kufferten finder hun  – en dreng! MĂĄske ikke sĂĄ overraskende givet bogens titel, men udmærket plotstarter 🙂 Drengen viser sig at være…det ville mĂĄske være at afsløre … Continue reading
WWW:Wonder – Robert J. Sawyer
The last book in the WWW trilogy. Webmind works hard to prove its benevolence with the help of Hobo, a chimpanzee/bonobo cross, the Dectors, Calculass’s new boyfriend, and various friends they have made along the way. All is not smooth sailing … Continue reading
Monstrous Regiment – Terry Pratchett
Another great read from Pratchett 🙂 Very entertaining story about women in the army. Not one of his best ten, but definitely worth a read!
WWW:Watch – Robert J. Sawyer
In this sequel to WWW:Wake we follow how Calculass and her parents try to help the emerging consciousness Webmind while an American security agency tries to kill it. Will an emerging consciousness necessarily want to help humankind?