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Old 04-01-2016, 07:43 PM   #23778
ramnagel
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Busy reading M T Anderson's Symphony For The City Of The Dead. What an educational read, and gripping, too. It is a Young Adult title but that is no barrier to adults because it such an intelligent and well written (and researched) page-turner. That it is a title from a previous National Book Award winner, shows.

Just finished Linda Nagata's very accomplished near-future military sci-fi trilogy, The Red, consisting of The Red, The Trials, and Going Dark. Unlike most mil-sci offerings, Nagata can actually write convincing, fleshed-out, complex human characters. You know, like a real author

On my last chapter of T H White's harrowing and personal classic, The Goshawk. Fascinating treatise and biographical text from a quirky, brilliant, and frequently misanthopic genius.
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