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Old 08-01-2012, 01:39 PM   #13850
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I finished Greg Egan's The Clockwork Rocket. It starts off with a bucolic scene that makes you wonder if it's going to be a light-hearted story about quirky aliens, but before long you're neck deep in theoretical physics in a universe with different physical laws than our own. If you love your science fiction with a big heaping dose of science then this is a series for you. Recommended.

I was impressed enough with The Clockwork Rocket to grab another of Egan's books, Schild's Ladder, from the library.

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