Space Exploration

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Hard science fiction has a new virtuoso, and Critical Mass is a fine piece of futurism, startlingly entertaining and exceptionally thought provoking.”

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The theme of The Mountain in the Sea can be summarized in a quote from one of its characters, Dr.

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“Valdes blends found family, adventure, and humor to end a fun trilogy on a high note.”

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Absynthe is a solidly imagined period piece with a lot of surprises and a unique style.”

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“a debut space-adventure story outstanding in its genre.”

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What would happen if the first manned (and womanned) mission to Mars was chosen through a Survivor-style competition and the mission itself was a reality show?

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“Nobody writes optimistic science adventure as well as Andy Weir. Anyone who loved The Martian will adore Project Hail Mary.”

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“Silverberg’s stories transform alien planets and parallel universes into concrete realities that readers can inhabit and enjoy. . . .

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“the prose is tight and there is enough tension in the plot to draw in the reader despite any flaws.”

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Finna is a great story. It’s engaging, sometimes wrenching, and a complete epic in miniature.”

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The Freeze-Frame Revolution is “hard” science fiction, a novel (or novella—the book is borderline in its length) devoted almost entirely to exploring a concept.

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a very fun read from beginning to end . . . never lags . . . extremely inventive . . . playful . . .”

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“If you like spacey space adventures, this book will not disappoint.