Category Archives: Book reviews

Holly – A story of youth and independence

I am in need of writing this post because since I read the book a couple of days ago, I am drowning in this tide of emotions that is barely letting my brain concentrate on other topics. I am writing … Continue reading

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The three-body problem a Chinese sci-fi masterpiece

The three-body problem is a Chinese sci-fi masterpiece that I suggest everybody who loves the genre to read, have a different point of view on many things. Continue reading

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Maus – The greatest story about holocaust ever written

There aren’t lots of stories around that can dig within some of the worse and darkest moments of humanity. Maus is one in a thousand, a compelling opera. Continue reading

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The egg – A Weir(d) concept of God and existence

The Egg is an amazing short story written by Andy Weir, one of the best writers around. The Egg speaks about life, afterlife and how they could be seen. Continue reading

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David Brinn, The practice effect and the progress

In a world when the entropy works differently, David Brinn gave me the chance to get a personal key to read one of his less known novels. Continue reading

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Sci-fi and the misconception of hostile machines

Sci-fi thought us that machines are hostiles, but is not always like that. It depends on how you program them. In case of an AI, they need to learn. Continue reading

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Ray Bradbury, butterfly effect and the sound of thunder

Ray Bradbury, chaos theory and the butterfly effect are all together in this amazing short story. Continue reading

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The martian – A proper sci-fi opera

The martian from Andy Weir is one of the most astonishing sci-fi operas of this decade, is a proper hard science fiction book. Is a must for genre lovers. Continue reading

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The penguin lessons – The story of a friendship

Tom Michell and Juan Salvador met on a beach and now they are in a friendship that will complete both of them. A heart melter book. Continue reading

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