Book – *+ Stations of the Tide (1991)
Unreadable Nebula Award winner by Michael Swanwick.
Unreadable Nebula Award winner by Michael Swanwick.
Well-done sci.fi. horror story of stolen lives
Continuing Ann Leckie sci.fi. story of human and AI minds in multiple host bodies called ancillaries. Weakest of the first three books for not establishing fresh plot and locations, but enjoyable for the characters already established in the series.
V. Lakshman’s sci.fi./fantasy series of inter-dimensional invasion by demon-like creatures whose power source, The Way, is used and shared by human adepts.
Excellent addition to the Star Wars films. More story and character interest than other recent offerings.
Well-made sequel, but like most sequels – more of the same.ell-made sequel, but like most sequels – more of the same.
Good attempted screen adaptation of a great book. Almost pulled it off.
Beautifully filmed version of one of my favorite stories, but sadly the child actors were not the focus for the writers, casting, directing, or editing and the magic that should have been there was missed.
Thinking person’s science fiction where the science we know is slowly spinning out of control.