Review from Zee Locked In →
ironically this is one of the better VRMMOs I’ve read. That doesn’t mean it is good. The dystopia is fine enough, imprisoning people in a game for rich people is an interesting idea, but everything else is too far past my suspension of disbelief. For one thing, the author didn’t figure out in advance why..
Really enjoyed the deeply philosophical and comprehensive global-scale near future fiction to play out a thread in of hope amongst all too plausible near future environmental catastrophes
Review from Zee Locked In →
What is it with male characters in these books? Why does the main character always have the same shitty 12 year old reaction to women, not to mention nudity or sex. It is always the same incompetence and stupidity and the same complete lack of social intelligence. the stupid loss of ability to think or..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
This is just a book of things more than a meaningful story. At a few points there’s a problem very specific to the audio book version – you have to listen to the narrator literally read off a list for 5+ minutes. Excruciating if you’re not able to skip ahead. Some good ideas though and..
I get the general idea of the book but I found it filled with utopian judgements!!! Confusing plot line and too much righteous information.. read it as a favour to a friend who is going to save the world , came away still believing a lot of folks LIVE to preach the data but in..
The Author, Narrator, Story, and All! Is absolutely Amazing!!! Such a Great Book series!
I couldn’t get past the first 15 minutes. The voice of the narrator combined with the dark dim boring storyline was just too much to handle.
the first few chapters were really slow and kind of boring but other then that it was great
Review from Hush Hush →
So / so. Worth a listen, sure. Worth my credit for the month, not really. J
Review from The Revivalists →
This story does not have the usual blood and gore which is the menu of apocalyptic novels. Dwells into the psyches of the individuals and their singular quest. I’d give it a 4.5 rating. I would read another of author’s books if he writes one.