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| Ela |
Posted on 06 September 2019 23:37:24
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 Gamma Grade  Posts: 219 Joined: 27 August 2014 |
It's really good. Worth giving it a go. I read all the novels first, before the TV show was out. There's some novellas, too. The books look huge but they are very fast reading. The current TV show (seasons 1-3) only go as far as the first 3 books. |
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| Henry Eggleton |
Posted on 07 September 2019 07:34:03
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 Gamma Grade Posts: 392 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
TB series has been though next switches from Netflix to Amazon
What I do I do without choice and to save time
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| sweevo |
Posted on 07 September 2019 07:48:20
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My one and only novel, which I have retitled Scarlet Revolution (apparently, Latin titles don't sell well according to the big shots). |
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| Klenotka |
Posted on 07 September 2019 20:56:58
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 Beta Grade  Posts: 958 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
The door into summer
Don´t be Lasagne
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| Travisina |
Posted on 08 September 2019 07:54:45
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 Adminstrator  Wordsmith  Posts: 14811 Joined: 08 January 2014 |
sweevo wrote: My one and only novel, which I have retitled Scarlet Revolution (apparently, Latin titles don't sell well according to the big shots). Eventually, you may be able to call it whatever you like. Isaac Asimov wrote a short story that he called 'Green Patches'. When it was published in one of the SF magazines of the time, the editor insisted on changing the name to 'Misbegotten Missionary'. When Asimov re-published the story in his own collection of short stories, he reverted to his original title (which IMO is much better). Publishers often change titles for their local markets, anyway. 'Harry Potter & the Philospher's Stone' became 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' in America. And I was once several pages into an Alistair Maclean action thriller when I realised I'd already read it - under a different title. Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| rojkerr1 |
Posted on 08 September 2019 13:09:23
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Heinlein |
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| Ela |
Posted on 08 September 2019 16:27:41
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Gamma Grade Posts: 219 Joined: 27 August 2014 |
Finished reading Bernice Summerfield: Life During Wartime last night. Love Benny, enjoyed most of the stories, though a couple were a bit hard to understand, I have to admit.  |
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| BradPaula |
Posted on 11 September 2019 19:26:41
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 Moderator  Posts: 11452 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
Started reading A Higher Loyalty by James Comey (former FBI Director)
Zil: Oneness must resist the Host.
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| Henry Eggleton |
Posted on 11 September 2019 20:46:40
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Gamma Grade Posts: 392 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
The Druid Apprentice by M.D. Massey
What I do I do without choice and to save time
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| Vanessa Doffenshmirtz |
Posted on 12 September 2019 00:38:17
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 Beta Grade Posts: 760 Joined: 17 January 2014 |
Travisina wrote: sweevo wrote: My one and only novel, which I have retitled Scarlet Revolution (apparently, Latin titles don't sell well according to the big shots). Eventually, you may be able to call it whatever you like. Isaac Asimov wrote a short story that he called 'Green Patches'. When it was published in one of the SF magazines of the time, the editor insisted on changing the name to 'Misbegotten Missionary'. When Asimov re-published the story in his own collection of short stories, he reverted to his original title (which IMO is much better). Publishers often change titles for their local markets, anyway. 'Harry Potter & the Philospher's Stone' became 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' in America. And I was once several pages into an Alistair Maclean action thriller when I realised I'd already read it - under a different title. I was a few chapters into "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" when I realised I'd tried reading it several years earlier before Larsson's novels became popular. It had been originally been published under the title "Men Who Hated Women". I used to be such a sweet sweet thing
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| rojkerr1 |
Posted on 30 September 2019 20:19:51
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Alpha Grade Posts: 2149 Joined: 10 February 2014 |
Harry Sullivans war by Ian Marter |
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| Henry Eggleton |
Posted on 01 October 2019 08:33:08
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Gamma Grade Posts: 392 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
Perry Rhodan Lemuria 2 The Sleeper of the Ages by Hang Kniefel
What I do I do without choice and to save time
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| Hugbot |
Posted on 06 October 2019 09:46:10
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Started to read what is often called the first proper science fiction series in the world. It’s a pulp novel series published around 1908 (!), Der Luftpirat und sein lenkbares Luftschiff (The Air Pirate and his Dirigible Airship). The first episodes tell rather conventional adventures of a flying Robin Hood albeit enhanced by lots of sci-fi gadgets, but beginning with ep. 32, the series really takes off when Captain Mors completes his ‘world ship’ (or spaceship, as we would call it today) Meteor to roam interplanetary space. For a long time, the series has been considered lost, but now a private collector has gained access to all issues and has started to publish a reprint edition – about 110 years after the original publication. That’s double my age! By the way, Captain Mors is a fanatical fighter against supression and exploitation, and he sports curly hair ... sounds familiar, doesn’t it? |
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| Henry Eggleton |
Posted on 06 October 2019 12:59:57
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Gamma Grade Posts: 392 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
Perry Rhodan Lemuria 3:Exodus to The Stars by Andreas Brandhorst
What I do I do without choice and to save time
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| Vanessa Doffenshmirtz |
Posted on 07 October 2019 01:28:34
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Beta Grade Posts: 760 Joined: 17 January 2014 |
Re-reading David Eddings's Belgariad, Mallorean and prequel books.
I used to be such a sweet sweet thing
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| BradPaula |
Posted on 07 October 2019 19:08:56
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Moderator Posts: 11452 Joined: 09 January 2014 |
Messenger: The Legend of Joan D'Arc and My Little Brother's a Zombie, both by Tony Lee
Zil: Oneness must resist the Host.
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| One Spare Part |
Posted on 08 October 2019 09:36:10
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 Alpha Grade Posts: 3656 Joined: 01 January 2018 |
The Stand Stephen King...again ad infinitum.
"We're in the centre of a mystical convergence here."
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| Mrs_Underhill |
Posted on 08 October 2019 15:35:37
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 Alpha Grade Posts: 3499 Joined: 23 February 2018 |
L.M.Bujold Vorkosigan Saga. Now on a 2nd book with Avon-inspired character (Memory). |
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| BradPaula |
Posted on 08 October 2019 18:24:31
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The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Episode Guide.
Zil: Oneness must resist the Host.
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| Hugbot |
Posted on 08 October 2019 18:36:44
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Alpha Grade Posts: 4662 Joined: 26 January 2014 |
You seem to be hooked! I always wondered what's it like for English speaking people to be suddenly immersed in the vast, complex Rhodanverse only a fraction of which has ever been translated into English. I stopped reading PR ages ago but as far as I know (to be honest, I looked it up) the Lemuria books are set between issues 2199 and 2200 of the regular series and hark back to events described in the classic MdI and M87 story arcs that ran from #200 to #399. Is it confusing to read a story with such an elaborate background setting? Or fascinating? |
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