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Member: brightcopyCollectionsYour library (752), To read (108), Read (690), Read but unowned (49), I thought I had this book (2), All collections (805) Reviews18 reviews Tagsscience fiction (350), comics (120), fantasy (118), book club edition (79), mil (57), humor (46), anthology (30), nonfiction (30), collection (24), horror (19) — see all tags MediaNot set (45), Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror About meI'm a married, middle-aged computer programmer living in the arctic north. And now a dad! About my libraryAs you can tell from my books, I'm mostly a science fiction reader, though I have an interest in cooking and a variety of non-fiction topics. GroupsBoard for Extreme Thing Advances, Books in 2025: The Future of the Book World, Brightcopy Test Group, CatalogThing, Hacking LibraryThing, HelpThing and WikiThing, LibraryThing API Development, Librarything Series, More Power to the Date Fields! Favorite authorsDouglas Adams, Poul Anderson, Neal Asher, Kage Baker, Roald Dahl, Gordon R. Dickson, Joe Haldeman, Jerry Holkins, Stephen King, Michael Krahulik, H. P. Lovecraft, Jack McDevitt, Richard K. Morgan, Larry Niven, Frederik Pohl, Eric Powell, Terry Pratchett, David Sedaris, Robert Silverberg, J.R.R. Tolkien, Sarah Vowell, Walter Jon Williams (Shared favorites) LocationTwin Cities Metro, Minnesota, USA Account typepublic, lifetime URLs
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A book that worked perfectly for me on all levels.
A very good book that kept my interest.
Enjoyable, on the whole.
Borderline on even being worth reading.
Should have skipped this one.
About as bad as I could possibly imagine. I probably never finished it.







