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Piers Anthony: Bearing an Hourglass (Incarnations of Immortality, Book Two) (Hardcover, Bookthrift Co)
When life seems pointless to Norton, he accepts the position of Incarnation of Time. With the other incarnations—Death, Fate, War, …
I originally came across this title on an online list of the top 200 science fiction novels of all time. As with most lists of that sort, most of the novels[return]that made it were so litterary as to be unreadable. While this particular title wasn't, in my opinion, one of the best of all time, it was worthwhile.[return]The characters are believable and well done, and they grow and change throughout the book. This is classic science fiction in that it takes one what-ifreturn and runs with it, fleshing out all of the many implications of that change. In a time when most science fiction[return]tries to build a complete world, the consintration on this one what-if is refreshing. The changes that it causes, and the resulting plot, are well thought[return]out. This is not a space opera. But it is quality sf.
I originally came across this title on an online list of the top 200 science fiction novels of all time. As with most lists of that sort, most of the novels[return]that made it were so litterary as to be unreadable. While this particular title wasn't, in my opinion, one of the best of all time, it was worthwhile.[return]The characters are believable and well done, and they grow and change throughout the book. This is classic science fiction in that it takes one what-ifreturn and runs with it, fleshing out all of the many implications of that change. In a time when most science fiction[return]tries to build a complete world, the consintration on this one what-if is refreshing. The changes that it causes, and the resulting plot, are well thought[return]out. This is not a space opera. But it is quality sf.
The Ankh-Morpork Post Office is running like . . . well, not at all like a government office. The mail …
After twelve-year-old Johnny Maxwell suddenly starts seeing and talking to ghosts, he and his friends become involved in a battle …
At fourteen, Rosie, her mother, her best friend, and her best friend's father form a new family unit and find …
From back cover Berkley paperback September 1984:
It was a new word for Hell. An escape-proof prison mine, where …
(This book is also known by the title "Sixth Column") An Asian totalitarian government using advanced technology conquers America practically …
John Scalzi: The Ghost Brigades (2007)
The Ghost Brigades is a science fiction novel by American writer John Scalzi, the second book set in his Old …
