saturn reviews redux
Jul. 31st, 2007 08:43 amThey're pouring in at the moment, and I remain chuffed:
SF Diplomat:
"Well-written, exciting and surprisingly smart despite being very accessible, it is genuinely difficult to find fault with Sean Williams’ Saturn Returns..."
A Storm of Words:
"a fast paced guns-a-blazing-mystery dealing with questions of identity PLUS a central character with partial amnesia...what more could you want?"
HorrorScope:
"You too will be electrified." *
One of these reviews compares Saturn to Roger Zelazny's Nine Princes in Amber, which I haven't read. Sounds like I'd better catch up fast.
* Thanks, Matthew. Wonderful to receive such kind words from a fellow Adelaidean.
SF Diplomat:
"Well-written, exciting and surprisingly smart despite being very accessible, it is genuinely difficult to find fault with Sean Williams’ Saturn Returns..."
A Storm of Words:
"a fast paced guns-a-blazing-mystery dealing with questions of identity PLUS a central character with partial amnesia...what more could you want?"
HorrorScope:
"You too will be electrified." *
One of these reviews compares Saturn to Roger Zelazny's Nine Princes in Amber, which I haven't read. Sounds like I'd better catch up fast.
* Thanks, Matthew. Wonderful to receive such kind words from a fellow Adelaidean.
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Date: 2007-07-31 04:18 am (UTC)But at least it's out here. That's good news!
Thanks for letting me know. Doesn't the cover look great in the flesh?