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- Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (893)
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By Philip K. Dick
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- Masters of Doom (32)
- How Two Guys Created an Empire and Transformed Pop Culture and Unleashed Doom
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By David Kushner
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- Robot Trilogy (5)
- The Caves of Steel, The Naked Sun, The Robots of Dawn
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By Isaac Asimov
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- The Foundation Trilogy (111)
- The Foundation Series: Volumes 1 thru 3: Foundation · Foundation and Empire · Second Foundation
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By Isaac Asimov
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- Secret Histories (6)
- Daemons Are Forever Bk. 2 (Gollancz)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Honour (2)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Legacy (8)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Coda (6)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Return (8)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Honor (6)
- (Deathstalker)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Destiny (7)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker War (10)
- (Deathstalker)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker Rebellion (10)
- (Deathstalker)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Deathstalker (9)
- (Gollancz SF)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Hex and the City (25)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Something from the Nightside (36)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Nightingale's Lament (25)
- A Novel of the Nightside
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By Simon R. Green
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- Agents of Light and Darkness (33)
- A Novel of the Nightside
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By Simon R. Green
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- Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth (26)
- A Novel of the Nightside (Ace Fantasy Book)
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By Simon R. Green
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- Hell to Pay (21)
- A Novel of The Nightside
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By Simon R. Green
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Masters of Doom
Definitely an interesting read, though the author tries often too hard to make people into character (if you live among geeks and coders the depiction of Carmack does not look as special as the book wants you to believe) and a some details about non-video gaming do not always feel accurate (for exam ... (continue)
Definitely an interesting read, though the author tries often too hard to make people into character (if you live among geeks and coders the depiction of Carmack does not look as special as the book wants you to believe) and a some details about non-video gaming do not always feel accurate (for example the status of Call of Cthulhu in the pen-and-paper RPG world).
Still very interesting and, as anything featuring the history of Daikatana, a near mandatory lesson in the dos and donts of game development.