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Pluvious

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8. To answer your question...

Reply to Nictuku (Reply #1)

Sat Mar 23, 2024, 05:47 PM

Mar 2024

As a SciFi fan too, I consumed the whole trilogy in Audible

It's hard to start, but very layered and deep a bevy of story lines

But... Trying to avoid spoilers here...

There is a point where the early story development introduces a startlingly concept,
which takes the plot into nearly metaphysical SciFi Land

If/when you reach this point, and still are not hooked, then it's maybe not for you

Cheers

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I started it yesterday Nictuku Mar 2024 #1

This is the 2nd time the books have been filmed. The first were Chinese while this is mostly English with few subtitle Tom Yossarian Joad Mar 2024 #3

To answer your question... Pluvious Mar 2024 #8

Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time Nictuku Mar 2024 #10

It's a trilogy I read in 2022. Originally written in China, it's remarkable but a bit difficult to negotiate at times. NBachers Mar 2024 #2

binged over a couple of days, loved it. OAITW r.2.0 Mar 2024 #4

Read the books Picaro Mar 2024 #5

I read this novel because so many people were saying it's a great story. hunter Mar 2024 #6

I haven't read the novels but your experience with Dune resonates with me as well. Tom Yossarian Joad Mar 2024 #7

We all have varying tastes... Pluvious Mar 2024 #9

Judging by my library I've read a lot by Alistar Reynalds. Can't claim it's stuck with me. hunter Mar 2024 #11

Interesting answers, thanks for sharing... Pluvious Mar 2024 #12

Here in the 21st century dystopias are lazy writing. hunter Mar 2024 #14

The whole point of sci-fi is the absence of magic or deities nuxvomica Mar 2024 #16

It's in my queue bif Mar 2024 #13

I'm enjoying it. Voltaire2 Mar 2024 #15