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Book review: Artemis

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Artemis

Artemis 

I  enjoyed so much  The Martian, that when I saw Andy Weir had a new book out, I jumped on it, without reading the synopsis. That’s what I do with authors I’ve really liked…
Does this sentence sound familiar? Yes, this was the exact same sentence structure I used to begin my review of Sourdough. Unfortunately, things didn’t work as well for me with Artemis. And I may need to reconsider my blind jumps…

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Book review: Waking Gods

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Waking Gods
Themis Files #2

Waking Gods

Author:
Sylvain Neuvel
Publisher:
Del Rey Books/Random House
US Release date:
April 4, 2017
Pages:
325
ISBN:
978-1101886724
also available as ebook
Genre:
Science-Fiction

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And here to my second scifi novel of the month! After the classic reviewed yesterday, here is a brand new one. I really enjoyed Sleeping Giants last year, the first book in the Themis series, so I eagerly seized the opportunity to read Waking Gods, the 2nd volume.
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Book review: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

For those members of The Classics Club, a couple of months ago the latest Classics spin was #12, and in my list, it corresponded to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Many of you have read it or watched the movie Blade Runner, based on it, at least the older version.

I have not watched the movie yet.

 

 

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