Jim MacLachlan
I don't have a reading list. I see all the books available & pick what suits me at the moment. Sometimes it's a reread of something trashy like "Planet of the Gawfs", but lately I've been reading a lot of nonfiction on genetics. I have no idea why, but I find it interesting.
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Gregg Wingo
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Jim MacLachlan:
Jim, the SF nomination page is frozen, what gives? I would like to nominate the following work: Seveneves Neal Stephenson 2015 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29457915-seven-eves?from_search=true&qid=46bQSiqlWc&rank=11 "Seveneves" is firmly in the Neo-Classical SF camp. The whole book is dedicated to tech and it defines the environment of the characters and the unfolding of the plot.
CatBookMom
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Jim MacLachlan:
Have you read *Craeft*? Can't make the elision between "a & e". Book by Alex Langlands. I just did a mid-read review. Curious about your take on the book, if you ever choose to try to read. Some of the lower-star reviews say it's too much 'talk about it', not show diagrams, etc.
L.A. Pontes
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Jim MacLachlan:
An Appaloosa? fantastic! I suspected it, but don't know much about horses; know more about dogs! Yeah, we still don't have cell service, but fiber optics internet reached us here not long ago. When my parents bought this place, way back in 82, there was nothing, not even electricity. I remember we had a clumsy gas fridge, very annoying to turn on. But what counted was the adventure of the whole thing.
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