5 Polarizing Sci-Fi Books

So, I do like it. I do recommend it. I do think it was worth the time it took me to read those 800 something pages, but I'm going to give 11/22/63 an eight out of 10.

I have read two of his novels before this one, 36 Streets and The Ash Man, and I thought both of those were great.

I absolutely loved Distress. I think this is I'm going to say it's my second favorite book from Greg Egan.

So, I really enjoyed this one. It's fast-paced, there's good action, good sci-fi, good concepts, good characters. And also just really like his writing style.

So, again kind of a miss, but I'm going to give this one a six out of 10. So, slightly above Timescape, but a little bit disappointing, especially considering how much I enjoyed Nonstop.

I read Nonstop and thought it was great.

This is the fourth book I've read from him and Permutation City is one of my favorite books of all time.

I thought the ideas in that were phenomenal, but at times I do think some of the descriptions of the scientific concepts slowed the plot down just a little bit.

I actually think Wizard and Glass and The Dark Tower are all-time favorites of mine.

I have read two of his novels before this one, 36 Streets and The Ash Man, and I thought both of those were great.

I have read his Dark Tower series and the standalone novel The Long Walk. And I thought all of those books were good to great, if not amazing.

I really like the opening. I think this has a great premise for a book. And then a large chunk of it, even though I didn't particularly like it, it was readable.

I actually think Wizard and Glass and The Dark Tower are all-time favorites of mine.