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…other tests we have seen. Remember when we had to watch all the Accepted tests that were extremely repetitive? Yeah. Same thing. Number two. So much of the book is…

…preparation of the coming battle. For all the while, Longchamp’s story builds toward the battle in Marseilles-in-the-west, which ultimately comes to a spectacular head. Building on the solid foundation laid…

…mystery/thriller, is not the typical fare in the genre. There are lengthy discourses about free will vs. determinism, what free-will is exactly, identity issues, and the possibilities of contemporary neuroscience….

…other entries that made their way into the final ten novels in the contest. After finishing my read of ALL of them, I happened to come upon some comments that…

…to meeting the lovely Princess Dejah Thoris of Helium. The storytelling itself compared to today’s standards is nothing spectacular, and in fact the ‘science’ is pretty silly, but you have…

…write. The first-person PoV that he uses to display Brad Sheridan is engaging and easy to read. Brad comes across as an actual resident of that not-too-far future, with a…