wfzimmerman's review: "A salutary antidote to the Geraldo Rivera school of war reporting, written by a self-described and very human "coward." This would be in a top 10 of books on war reporting -- I'd definitely assign this right along with Ernie Pyle!"
Atlantic Monthly Press (2005), Hardcover, 240 pages
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wfzimmerman's review: "One terrific science fiction idea in here: the cloned blue sheep in the form of a woman with curly hair."
Tor Books (2006), Hardcover, 400 pages
Tor Books (2006), Hardcover, 400 pages
Tags: Old Front Page Stories, science fiction, What's New for Book-Lovers
wfzimmerman's review: "Of interest for fans of THE DA VINCI CODE and those skeptical of large, well funded, secretive, conservative, hierarchical religious organizations. (Whatever for?)"
St. Martin's Griffin (2006), Paperback, 512 pages
St. Martin's Griffin (2006), Paperback, 512 pages
wfzimmerman's review: "Hyped, but disappointing.
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HarperCollins (2006), Hardcover, 432 pages
HarperCollins (2006), Hardcover, 432 pages
wfzimmerman's review: "Scalzi's very best so far. Special forces all the way."
Tor Books (2006), Hardcover, 320 pages
Tor Books (2006), Hardcover, 320 pages
wfzimmerman's review: "Some terrific case studies (Greenland, Iceland), but a surprising lack of concern for scale makes the generalizations highly questionable."
Penguin (Non-Classics) (2005), Paperback, 592 pages
Penguin (Non-Classics) (2005), Paperback, 592 pages
