I'm reading a scifi mystery called Vessel by Lisa A. Nichols. an astronaut Catherine Wells who's the sole survivor of a long term mission on a alien planet that found alien life reappears heading towards mysteriously after disappearing in a worm hole .She Has amnesia and Nasa is investigating what happened. this book is fast paced and well written.I really like this book alot .Reminds me of the Martian of Project Hail Mary by Andy weir.
I just did a Google search on it. Oh my.
Finished the whole, 300-plus page graphic novel last night. Very interesting!
I'd noticed the format myself, in the Google results. One of the reasons I invoked what had inadvertently become Sulu's (and George's) catchphrase. Although I'd have called it a "graphic memoir," rather than a "graphic novel," based on what little I saw: "graphic novel" implies a work of fiction.
Meanwhile, I stalled a few pages shy of finishing chapter 2 of Anabasis, because I was nodding off, and needed plenty of sleep because tonight's a concert night at the Bowl: Beethoven's Triple Concerto, and Fifth Symphony, along with a short work by a living composer. (It takes me well over an hour each way just to get to Hollywood and Highland, and another 15-20 minutes to walk up Highland Hill from the Red Line Platform to my subscription seat, and 12-15 minutes to get back down to the station platform after the concert.)
Meanwhile, I stalled a few pages shy of finishing chapter 2 of Anabasis, because I was nodding off, and needed plenty of sleep because tonight's a concert night at the Bowl: Beethoven's Triple Concerto, and Fifth Symphony, along with a short work by a living composer. (It takes me well over an hour each way just to get to Hollywood and Highland, and another 15-20 minutes to walk up Highland Hill from the Red Line Platform to my subscription seat, and 12-15 minutes to get back down to the station platform after the concert.)
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