m₂ finished reading Caliban's War by James S.A. Corey (The Expanse, #2)

Head Librarian at The Library of the Uncommons, as well as all-around tech enthusiast and enjoyer of science fiction.
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Humanity has colonized the solar system—Mars, the Moon, the Asteroid Belt and beyond—but the stars are still out of our …
I will admit it took a while for me to warm up to it, but it's actually pretty entertaining and has some cool ideas re: what it means to be a "hacker".
I will admit it took a while for me to warm up to it, but it's actually pretty entertaining and has some cool ideas re: what it means to be a "hacker".

Only once in a great while does a writer come along who defies comparison -- a writer so original he …

Only once in a great while does a writer come along who defies comparison -- a writer so original he …
And now for something completely different! I've recently gotten interested in exploring philosophy and aesthetics was one of the more appealing branches to me (probably because of my creative background). Looking forward to digging into this
And now for something completely different! I've recently gotten interested in exploring philosophy and aesthetics was one of the more appealing branches to me (probably because of my creative background). Looking forward to digging into this

Set four centuries in the future, salvager Captain Camden D. Hunter and his crew find the richest shipwreck ever lost …
I feel like reading The Salvagers was a nice way to get back into the hang of reading; I've been a fan of JMG for some time now and knew that his books would give me some nice hard sci-fi goodness. At times I felt like the dialogue was a bit stiff, but the plot more than makes up for it. All in all, pretty enjoyable, I could certainly recommend.
I feel like reading The Salvagers was a nice way to get back into the hang of reading; I've been a fan of JMG for some time now and knew that his books would give me some nice hard sci-fi goodness. At times I felt like the dialogue was a bit stiff, but the plot more than makes up for it. All in all, pretty enjoyable, I could certainly recommend.

Set four centuries in the future, salvager Captain Camden D. Hunter and his crew find the richest shipwreck ever lost …

Set four centuries in the future, salvager Captain Camden D. Hunter and his crew find the richest shipwreck ever lost …