Robert J. Sawyer seems like he'd be a great fit. Also James Alan Gardner.
A Stitch In Time.
This is an empirical question. Dayton - was your wordcount target higher for this most recent book? Or anyone who's written a Disco novel?
I was convinced by a friend to keep reading even though I didn't like the first two; what he said, and what I'll repeat, is that if you don't like...
^ In case anyone is curious, there's been an especially long gap since the last one, which is apparently because the author was in the process of...
I really wouldn't pay this video any mind. Really at all.
Alastair Reynolds is always great. I've loved every book he's written, even the last Revelation Space book which a lot of people didn't.
I haven't read Janus Gate, but otherwise I completely agree.
If the article I posted has anything to do with it, it would appear to be pretty unlikely there'll be news soon.
A theory: whatever is going on here is the problem with getting the license renewed -...
Sorry; I came off as a bit strident. That whole post comes with a big "in my opinion" modifier. I like serialized fiction; I find I read...
Oh I understand why it's happening, don't get me wrong, I just think that regardless it does make an inferior product.
I think it really is inferior because they haven't started any actual book series yet. It's all one-offs filling in gaps. The thing I loved...
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Sometimes that worked well; sometimes not. Descent, for instance, had a really underwhelming part 2.
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