wfzimmerman’s review: “I don’t know if this has met the test of time. [A MAN IN FULL] certainly hasn’t.”
Bantam (1988), Paperback, 704 pages
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wfzimmerman’s review: “An incredible tour de force. Unfortunately, this was a high water mark for Stephenson. His subsequent books have strayed into territory that I found more difficult to digest.” wfzimmerman’s review: “The first edition of my friend’s excellent and important book.” wfzimmerman’s review: “This Catechist series was pretty darned good, but I am leaning towards getting rid of all my Foster except for the Commonwealth & Flinx books. Not that Foster’s other universes aren’t good, he just is too prolific for me to try to collect his entire works, given my limited shelf space! Deaccessioned.” Join this list to be kept apprised of progress on my forthcoming book, WORLD WAR II AND THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR.
[poll=6] wfzimmerman’s review: “Perhaps the very best of Bujold’s unexcelled Vorkosigan series. I hope she doesn’t keep writing these silly romantic fantasies (THE SHARING KNIFE) and comes back to Vorkosigan series for more than just one book.” wfzimmerman’s review: “Made into at least two movies, MR. BLANDINGS … and THE MONEY PIT.” wfzimmerman’s review: “I don’t want to write a review about it. But it does deal with a serious and potentially crippling health problem.” wfzimmerman’s review: “The title brings back the feeling of exuberant optimism that Brin fans felt at the beginning of this series, which, sadly, fizzled out into something of a disappointment as this trilogy ended up circling around a galactic sump hole, both literally and metaphorically.” wfzimmerman’s review: “This book and [SEMI-TOUGH] are still enjoyable reads. Classics in the rather small genre of funny football novels. I’d like to have firsts of both of these.” |
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