poprock wrote:mistercrayon wrote:I like how you can slowly understand thegibberishScots after a while.
Fixed that for you.
Gremill wrote:Wasteland is great - from memory I think Wizard & Glass is even better.
MattyJ wrote:I think Wizard and Glass is my favourite. Absolutely fantasic book.Wasteland is great - from memory I think Wizard & Glass is even better.
davyK wrote:MattyJ wrote:I think Wizard and Glass is my favourite. Absolutely fantasic book.Wasteland is great - from memory I think Wizard & Glass is even better.
That's the peak. I remember saying to myself that if this series gets any better my head will explode. Sadly it didn't and tailed off if anything but it was still very good even at that point.
The end- so it should be better than I found it to be. At some point I will go back for a re-read.Spoiler:
Cos wrote:I don’t go in much for military history but there’s something about Vietnam that is wedged in my mind. I’m sure it’s at least partly due to all the films that came out in the 80s but I’ve been watching and reading a lot on it over the last few years. The Fog of War doc with McNamara was fascinating and the structure of that came from his book so I’ll have to add it to my list.
ShabbyMcCrabby wrote:3. Annihilation Remembered I'd never read the others in the series so I went back to the first. It really is pretty much a perfect book. Such an eerie and evocatively told story.
Loved this. Wish it had been standalone. The follow ups were enjoyable but the first is, for me, a classic.ShabbyMcCrabby wrote:3. Annihilation
Remembered I'd never read the others in the series so I went back to the first. It really is pretty much a perfect book. Such an eerie and evocatively told story.
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