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Dec. 14th, 2008 11:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
adelaideseanGary Reynolds has revamped his already awesome Concept Sci-Fi site, in the process making Earth Ascendant the book of the month for December. He also reviewed it, saying nice things like: "Earth Ascendant is one of the best space opera releases of 2008. It is well-written, enjoyable and leaves you wanting to find out what happens next! Roll on book three!"
The legendary Matthew Tait also reviewed Earth Ascendant, this time over at HorrorScope: "...Earth Ascendant is a remarkably good ride. The prose is how first-rate space opera should be: lyrical, philosophical and poetic. ... Truly unexpected villains greet us toward the conclusion as the story runs riot with Doppelgangers, parasites, and a broken higher intelligence. The third in the series, The Grand Conjunction, promises to be an epic thrill ride tapering off a remarkable journey that might well be the author’s greatest achievement."
I am extremely chuffed.
Meanwhile Shawn Speakman, mastermind of Del Rey's new Suvudu site, put five questions to me the other week, and the answers are at the other end of that link.
The Force Unleashed was reprinted ahead of the paperback release next year.
And doesn't this look like fun?
The legendary Matthew Tait also reviewed Earth Ascendant, this time over at HorrorScope: "...Earth Ascendant is a remarkably good ride. The prose is how first-rate space opera should be: lyrical, philosophical and poetic. ... Truly unexpected villains greet us toward the conclusion as the story runs riot with Doppelgangers, parasites, and a broken higher intelligence. The third in the series, The Grand Conjunction, promises to be an epic thrill ride tapering off a remarkable journey that might well be the author’s greatest achievement."
I am extremely chuffed.
Meanwhile Shawn Speakman, mastermind of Del Rey's new Suvudu site, put five questions to me the other week, and the answers are at the other end of that link.
The Force Unleashed was reprinted ahead of the paperback release next year.
And doesn't this look like fun?
