@bruces Plausible near future SciFi. Like all great SciFi the book uses technology and visions of futuristic society as a means of exploring the deeper questions of what it is to be human. Here the tensions between the philosophies of the young and the old; Disruption and status quo.
Wednesday 30 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:92 Holy Fire
http://amzn.to/1jr8FZG
@bruces Plausible near future SciFi. Like all great SciFi the book uses technology and visions of futuristic society as a means of exploring the deeper questions of what it is to be human. Here the tensions between the philosophies of the young and the old; Disruption and status quo.
@bruces Plausible near future SciFi. Like all great SciFi the book uses technology and visions of futuristic society as a means of exploring the deeper questions of what it is to be human. Here the tensions between the philosophies of the young and the old; Disruption and status quo.
Bruce Sterling - Holy Fire
Posted by LordLobster at 10:30
Labels: books, future tech, Society
Saturday 26 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:93 Matter
http://amzn.to/1NVNUh9
Some great Aliens and hints of ancient mysteries. The planet is like a massive nested Mos Eisley bar with Alien cultures rubbing cheeks and creating friction. To my mind a bit long and rambly. Still it's a Banks Culture novel, and Banks on a bad day is the better than most of the competition at the top of their game.
Iain M. Banks - Matter
Posted by LordLobster at 10:30
Labels: books, future tech, space
Friday 25 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:94 The Algebraist
http://amzn.to/1PQUYBC
Diabolical Luseferous! The torture scenes still bother me to this day, squatting in the back of my mind like malevolant toads. A galaxy violent and desperate but without the steady cynical hand's of the Minds to guide it.
Diabolical Luseferous! The torture scenes still bother me to this day, squatting in the back of my mind like malevolant toads. A galaxy violent and desperate but without the steady cynical hand's of the Minds to guide it.
Iain M. Banks - The Algebraist
Posted by LordLobster at 17:30
Labels: biology, books, future tech, space
Thursday 24 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:95 Signal to Noise
http://amzn.to/1PQUbRh
Hard dark SciFi with everybody keeping their head's down in a hostile galaxy. Interstellar phishing.
Hard dark SciFi with everybody keeping their head's down in a hostile galaxy. Interstellar phishing.
Eric S. Nylund - Signal to Noise
Posted by LordLobster at 21:35
Labels: books, future tech, space
Thursday 17 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:96 Uplift: The Complete Original Trilogy
http://amzn.to/1Idf4Uf
@DavidBrin - Great concepts, alien environments and hard science. Perhaps lacking a bit of gritty realism at times.
@DavidBrin - Great concepts, alien environments and hard science. Perhaps lacking a bit of gritty realism at times.
David Brin - Uplift: The Complete Original Trilogy
Posted by LordLobster at 21:24
Labels: books, future tech, space
Thursday 10 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:97 Dancers at the end of Time
http://amzn.to/1PQS8wC
@MoorcocksMisc - Decadent, jaded, hopeless. How I expect homo sapiens to end up, shortly before the last of us passes away from apathy.
Michael Morcock - Dancers at the end of Time
@MoorcocksMisc - Decadent, jaded, hopeless. How I expect homo sapiens to end up, shortly before the last of us passes away from apathy.
Posted by LordLobster at 21:04
Labels: books, dystopia, future tech, singularity, space
Friday 4 December 2015
#top100 #scifi Num:98 The Kefahuchi Tract Trilogy
Amazon: http://amzn.to/1PZbU7r
@mjohnharrison John Harrison - Disturbing Original Sci-Fi. Bold concepts and brocken people. Quantum ontology and a unknowable hostile universe.
John Harrison - The Kefahuchi Tract Trilogy
Posted by LordLobster at 08:00
Labels: books, consciousness, death, future tech, space
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