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Cover of Watchmen
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  • By far the best MacLeod book I have read so far. A must-read for fans of Virtual Reality, AI and the Singularity. Add a gripping plot and believable, complex characters to these SF themes and you get an absolute winner. Read it, read it, read it.

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    ― Posted on Sep 5, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  • I really enjoyed this book. I got exactly what I wanted from it, i.e. a better understanding of the science behind radiocarbon dating and other techniques. Very accessible and full of interesting anecdotes.

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    ― Posted on Aug 21, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  • The third book I read by Reynolds. I'm still impressed by the richness of the Revelation Space universe. The plot in Redemption Ark is a little more epic. I wonder whether the next one will move back to a smaller scale as Chasm City did (in a way). Again, I highly recommend Reynolds' books.

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    ― Posted on Aug 6, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  • Another great book that reinforces my respect for Alastair Reynolds. I hope the next installment (Redemption Ark) is as good.

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    ― Posted on Jul 8, 2008 | Add your feedback

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    Perfect

    Without doubt one of the best scifi books I have ever read. Reynolds has put together a perfect blend of hard science, esoteric technology, space opera and dark storylines. Like a combination of William Gibson (for the atmosphere), Iain M. Banks (for the scape opera) and Greg Egan (for the hard but mind boggling science). Highly highly recommended. ... (continue)

    Without doubt one of the best scifi books I have ever read. Reynolds has put together a perfect blend of hard science, esoteric technology, space opera and dark storylines. Like a combination of William Gibson (for the atmosphere), Iain M. Banks (for the scape opera) and Greg Egan (for the hard but mind boggling science). Highly highly recommended.

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    ― Posted on Jul 8, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  • More Culture goodness

    I took my time reading this as I am a huge fan Banks' Culture novels. Matter doesn't disappoint. Suit up, pick up your CREW and go fight some comped Morth-tech guard ships in a 4 dimensional Shellworld's Machine Core.

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    ― Posted on Apr 16, 2008 | Add your feedback

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