Holy wow! This was science fiction until today! We didn’t think this was possible!
Link: NASA Telescope Reveals Largest Batch of Earth-Sized, Habitable-Zone Planets Around Single Star
Monthly Archives: February 2017
Book Review: The Shadow of Saganami by David Weber
The Shadow of Saganami by David Weber
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Read for the I Just Have to Read More of That Author Reading Challenge, the Military Spec-Fic Reading Challenge, the Giants of Genre: A Long Book Challenge, the Read the Sequel Reading Challenge, and the Space Opera Reading Challenge at Worlds Without End.
Length of book: 897 pages (pocket-book paperback,) not including appendices.
Ah, the enigma of David Weber. This man is never going to win a Hugo or a Nebula, a Locus or a PKD Award. His writing is too all over the place, and he’s not really doing anything that no one else has done before. It’s space opera. I don’t think anyone’s won an award for actual space opera in decades.
But everyone who reads science fiction has read him at least once. It’s damn good space opera, for one…
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