![]() ![]() Alastair Reynolds is one of my very favourite authors, every book is a much-anticipated event, and with Poseidon's Wake he shows yet again why that is. Having completed the trilogy I now want to return to its beginning and re-read. A wonderful book and best that British SF has to offer at the moment ( Upcoming 4 Me)Īlthough a long book, with so much story to fit in there is a brevity to the text which makes it an easy read which can be enjoyed as a standalone even though it satisfactorily revisits and resolves the majority of the threads from the previous novels ( Geek Chocolate)Ī well realised sci-fi universe, with plausible character ( SF&F Reviews) His finest moment yet and a glorious conclusion of the trilogy. His short stories have been nominated for the Hugo, British. You can find them in every story, reminding me why I love Alastair Reynolds' novels so much. A brilliant novelist, he has also been recognized as one of our best writers of short fiction. ![]() ![]() Poseidon's Wake is one of the best sci-fi novels of the year ( Sci-Fi Now)Ībove all else, Beyond the Aquila Rift is full of wonders. ![]() It's grand, involving and full of light and wonder. A novel that works brilliantly as a space adventure and also reads, touchingly, almost as an atheist's reflection on why a kind of optimistic agnosticism may be a useful approach to finding contentment ( SFX) ![]()
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