Category:Reviews

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Feel free to create an account and comment on the discussion pages (or add content to the ones I already have). If you want to create your own reviews, you can create your own wiki and tell me about it so I can comment ;) (In the future, I might muck around with namespaces to make this more of a general review wiki, but right now, it's just to let friends know / discuss things I've read lately.)

Ratings

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Reviews by date

2006

20061227 The War of the Flowers by Tad Williams (book)

It was ok. Not great, not terrible. (8/8).

20061215 Nemesis by Isaac Asimov (book)

Now here is a good book (10/10)! (Ratings probably skewed by the last two books I read.)

20061202 The Sprawl Series by William Gibson (book)

I liked Neuromancer (9/9). Count Zero (2/9) and Mona Lisa Overdrive (3/2)? Not so much.

20060923 Cat-A-Lyst by Alan Dean Foster (book)

Good fun, but some knowledge required for full enjoyment (9/8)

20060917 Moving Mars by Greg Bear (book)

great "What if?" question / answer. (10/10)

20060910 The Fountains of Paradise by Arthur C. Clarke (book)

Good science, good story. (10/8)

20060903 Puppet Masters by Robert A. Heinlein (book)

Entertaining, but the cultural misogynism detracts. (8/8)

20060901 Awakening Osiris by Normandi Ellis (book)

Good language, bad mythology. (2/10)

20060303 Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (audio)

Still a good story and the recording was better than expected (10/8)

20060214 Legend of Crystania (anime)

Definitely did not live up to expectations. Feature: (4/10) OVA: (5/4)

20060110 A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (audio)

Hey, it's a classic (10/10)

20060103 Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman (book)

Good read, but no American Gods (7/9)

20060103 The Genesis Machine by James P Hogan (book)

Physicists will love it (9/10)

2005

20051225 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J K Rowling (book)

Good, but could be better (8/10)

20051223 The Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra (audio, abridged)

Too much argument by similarity (7/9)

See Current Projects for sneak peaks at upcoming reviews ;)