From Starry-Eyed Kid to Sci-Fi Enthusiast

Of those four day of the Trippers was my favorite probably followed by 2001 then iRobot which isn't that strong a story honestly and then the demolished Man by Alfred best which seemed quite old-fashioned to me because yeah class sort of 50s aesthetic to it I thought not that I was really equipped to be that critical age 10 or 11 whatever it was that I was but anyway I really enjoyed them and I read them kind of again and again and again

I love these books I haven't read them for a long time I'd really like to do a reread but they're brilliant

a fall of moon dust uh which is a good story I think

this is the second of that series Absolution Gap IVisa Stone Cold Hard science fiction and I really like them

I re I read and reread these short stories and they're probably objectively a bit rubbish but I um through a modern eye but I really love them and was kind of transported to to a different world every time I read one of them

those are really good books I don't know how much Danny Works had to do with those but they were really good

anyway so I bought this and I read it blew my mind

the other one I've mentioned a few times that I really enjoyed is football which is an alien invasion story

iRobot which isn't that strong a story honestly

I love these books I haven't read them for a long time I'd really like to do a reread but they're brilliant

those are really good books I don't know how much Danny Works had to do with those but they were really good

of the first four my favorite is probably Mort which is if you haven't read it is um more is a kid who's taken on by death as an apprentice and death has a horse called Binky

it's a kind of hard Science Fiction it's it's not terribly emotional it's quite political but it's worth slogging it out to read all three I think

I read it recently again and it wasn't all that good actually but I remember really enjoying it at the time

I remember being a bit Blown Away by the scale of it and the fact that just how much kind of surface area there is if you were actually to build a ring world in the way that it's it's laid out in this book it's huge

those are really good books I don't know how much Danny Works had to do with those but they were really good

I love these books I haven't read them for a long time I'd really like to do a reread but they're brilliant

I think they're really I haven't read them for decades so I don't know if they're funny I remember him being funny the certainly appealed to sort of pure all sense of humor of her what I probably was at that time a teenage boy

Of those four day of the Trippers was my favorite probably followed by 2001 then iRobot which isn't that strong a story honestly and then the demolished Man by Alfred best which seemed quite old-fashioned to me because yeah class sort of 50s aesthetic to it I thought not that I was really equipped to be that critical age 10 or 11 whatever it was that I was but anyway I really enjoyed them and I read them kind of again and again and again

the demolished Man by Alfred best which seemed quite old-fashioned to me because yeah class sort of 50s aesthetic to it I thought not that I was really equipped to be that critical age 10 or 11 whatever it was that I was but anyway I really enjoyed them and I read them kind of again and again and again

they're really good books I mean like I say they're kind of pretty derivative in many respects but I really enjoyed reading them at the time and I've read them once or twice since and I still enjoyed them

it starts with The Immortal line the man in Black fled across the desert and the Gunslinger followed there's so much packed into that sentence who is the man in Black why is he fleeing um who's the Gunslinger wiser a gunslinger I thought this was a science fiction book and why is heena Desert I really love these books

it's it's a bit of a silly book but I really enjoyed it and I've read it a lot

I've only read it a couple times since then and the illustrations in this are really lovely this is a nice addition of the book I'm due I'm about to do my once a decade reread event

I re I read and reread these short stories and they're probably objectively a bit rubbish but I um through a modern eye but I really love them and was kind of transported to to a different world every time I read one of them