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weaves a world out of alot of interesting scientific theories, which plays with multi-world theory, and technological sigularity. as well as all teh cool stuff in post-humanist projections. fun thing that the bad guys are followers of Frank Tipler
weaves a world out of alot of interesting scientific theories, which plays with multi-world theory, and technological sigularity. as well as all teh cool stuff in post-humanist projections. fun thing that the bad guys are followers of Frank Tipler
Absolutely essential reading. Almost a survival manual for the coming times....
Absolutely essential reading. Almost a survival manual for the coming times....
Really enjoyed reading this series! To be honest, I was a bit lost throughout the 1st book but by the 3rd book, I was understanding the universe that Rajaniemi had created. My main criticisms are that (1) it would have been helpful to have a glossary in each book as especially with the 1st book, I struggled to understand some of the terminology he used and (2) his character building/story telling is a bit weak. I didn't really get a solid feel in my head for the places the story took place in li...
I'm not sure if I am too harsh when giving this book only 3 stars. There were elements that I really liked. Generally, the setting was really interesting, and stock full of original concepts - though perhaps more or less plausible. Jean le Flambeur is basically a heist story. The main character seems to be inspired by the classical French gentleman thief, Arséne Lupin. Thematically, the narrative is focused around memories and the relationship between memory and identity; self-narratives in part...
I'm not sure if I am too harsh when giving this book only 3 stars. There were elements that I really liked. Generally, the setting was really interesting, and stock full of original concepts - though perhaps more or less plausible. Jean le Flambeur is basically a heist story. The main character seems to be inspired by the classical French gentleman thief, Arséne Lupin. Thematically, the narrative is focused around memories and the relationship between memory and identity; self-narratives in part...
I'm not sure if I am too harsh when giving this book only 3 stars. There were elements that I really liked. Generally, the setting was really interesting, and stock full of original concepts - though perhaps more or less plausible. Jean le Flambeur is basically a heist story. The main character seems to be inspired by the classical French gentleman thief, Arséne Lupin. Thematically, the narrative is focused around memories and the relationship between memory and identity; self-narratives in part...
A lot of shifting forms, perspectives, inner stories and reversals which made me loose track and motivation several times.
A lot of shifting forms, perspectives, inner stories and reversals which made me loose track and motivation several times.
A lot of shifting forms, perspectives, inner stories and reversals which made me loose track and motivation several times.
A lot of shifting forms, perspectives, inner stories and reversals which made me loose track and motivation several times.
A lot of shifting forms, perspectives, inner stories and reversals which made me loose track and motivation several times.
Top 1-3 tales I've ever read. Cannot recommend enough.
Top 1-3 tales I've ever read. Cannot recommend enough.
Perhaps my favourite sci-fi trilogy. It's written in a show-don't-tell style, which means you need to pay more attention than usual, which is pretty fun. I particularly enjoy the hard sci-fi style, and the attempts to stay within the laws of physics.
Perhaps my favourite sci-fi trilogy. It's written in a show-don't-tell style, which means you need to pay more attention than usual, which is pretty fun. I particularly enjoy the hard sci-fi style, and the attempts to stay within the laws of physics.
Perhaps my favourite sci-fi trilogy. It's written in a show-don't-tell style, which means you need to pay more attention than usual, which is pretty fun. I particularly enjoy the hard sci-fi style, and the attempts to stay within the laws of physics.
