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dagibbsI am so behind on my resolution to read 50 books this year. I need to take a business trip or two to get me away from distractions, and get some reading done, I guess. :)
Book 1: Incubus Dreams by Laurell K. Hamilton. The lastest Anita Blake: some violence, more sex, and Anita becomes more powerful.
Book 2: Holy Fire by Bruce Sterling. I don't think I quite get this book, or maybe it just is one of Sterling's weaker books. It meanders a lot, but that is probably intentional. Maybe it is about what it means to be post-human; definitely it is about what life-extension medical technology might do to human society. But, it never really grabbed me, and I don't think it is one of his stronger works, or, at least, not one of the stronger of his works that I've read.
Book 1: Incubus Dreams by Laurell K. Hamilton. The lastest Anita Blake: some violence, more sex, and Anita becomes more powerful.
Book 2: Holy Fire by Bruce Sterling. I don't think I quite get this book, or maybe it just is one of Sterling's weaker books. It meanders a lot, but that is probably intentional. Maybe it is about what it means to be post-human; definitely it is about what life-extension medical technology might do to human society. But, it never really grabbed me, and I don't think it is one of his stronger works, or, at least, not one of the stronger of his works that I've read.
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Date: 2006-02-06 12:47 pm (UTC)OMFG!! You've just totally SPOILED the book for me! You should never post a Big Surprise like that without putting it behind a cut-tag!
(Erm. Gotta go now. My tongue is so far in cheek I'm going to need help extracting it....)
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Date: 2006-02-06 01:18 pm (UTC)