Content here is by Michael Still, mikal@stillhq.com.
Hugh Howey is a master of suspense and as a result I found this book hard to read — it’s clear things are off the rails and characters I care about are going to get harmed (another Howey trademark it seems), but you just have to keep on marching through. As a result I found…
This is the second book in the Silo series, following on the Wool, which I recently read. I think to a certain extend this book is better than the first one — I certainly found it compelling. An excellent read that explains how the universe described in Wool came to be, but yet also sets…
Chet bought me this book and demanded I read it, and honestly that was a good call. The book reminds me a bit of Oryx and Crake, but perhaps that’s unfair given I read that one eight years ago and have probably forgotten some important details. The book is well paced and engaging. Despite being…
I enjoyed Andy Weir’s two previous books, so I guess it’s not a surprise that I enjoyed this one too. I feel like this one is closer to The Martian than to Artemis, so perhaps Weir is finding his sweet spot in terms of content choices. This book follows a school science teacher doing foolhardy…