Unicorn Variations7 reviews Roger Zelazny Avon Books (Mm), 1987 Without doubt, Zelazny's BEST... + Great stories + Not Free SF Reader + Good read for passing time + More BEER, quoth the griffin.             Neuromancer449 reviews William Gibson Ace, 1984 Case Meets the Matrix [T] + enjoyacble Neuromancer bends your thoughts and concepts with its theme of man integrating self with computerized Artificial Intelligence - what we commonly dub as AI. Written in a style reminiscent to James Cain, Micky Spillane, Dashiell Hammett and other authors of that 19th century mystery genre, the ...             The Rowan59 reviews Anne McCaffrey Ace, 1991 Rowan, the series + The Rowan MP3 audiobook If you like SiFi then you'll really like this series of books. I have the whole series and re-read them over and over.             The Stainless Steel Rat15 reviews Harry Harrison Gollancz, 1997 Very Funny SCI-FI + Classic likeable master-thief in comic but workable SF environment + Super Reader + Shocker + Simply one of the best "fun" sci-fi series             The Incompleat Enchanter1 review L Sprague De Camp And Fletcher Pratt Sphere, 1979 Not Free SF Reader A couple of scientific types think they can work magic out, and break it down to a system of equations. It isn't that simple though, and their travel destinations go wrong, with some mirth. These stories are definitely quite entertaining. Incomplete Enchanter : The Roaring Trumpet - Fletcher ...             Childhood's End285 reviews Arthur C. Clarke Del Rey, 1987 Wow + Moving Sci-Fi work + A feel-good doomsday scenario + One Of Clarke's Best             Lankhmar Book 1: Swords And Deviltry (Lankhmar)21 reviews Fritz Leiber Dark Horse, 2007 Lankhmar ... the city of the black toga + Interesting adventure, whose heroes egos seal their fate + A decent introduction to the series + Simple, fun Fantasy without trying to be an Epic. + A Note On Kindle Edition             The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress232 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Orb Books, 1997 Remarkable + Once in a Generation + All Smiles + Simply a great read             Tunnel in the Sky69 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Beware of the stobor! + I wish I had read it when I was 12 + A very good read - but some problems + Sci-fi version of Lord of the Flies, only happier + A Walk In The Park.             On a Pale Horse (Incarnations of Immortality, Bk. 1)198 reviews Piers Anthony Del Rey, 1986 Dazzling! + It is quite good. Piers knocks your socks off in this stunning series- while there are some slow spots, it rocks overall. Under a Velvet Cloak was just published last year, for PA fans.             Snow Crash (Bantam Spectra Book)536 reviews Neal Stephenson Spectra, 2000 An amazing, multi-faceted read + Great book, fun read What an excellent book! I read this several years ago when I was still a high school student; I've read it at least four times since then. Every time I read it, I discover something new. There are a lot of issues approached in this book. It really is a gift that keeps on giving.             The Great Book of Amber: The Complete Amber Chronicles, 1-10 (Chronicles of Amber)210 reviews Roger Zelazny Eos, 1999 Classic SF&F + The Chronicles of Amber + The most fun I've had sitting down! + First Half, Amazing, Second Half, Not So Much + Fantastic series, absolutely love it             Enchantment173 reviews Orson Scott Card Del Rey, 2005 A Modern Day Sleeping Beauty.....sort of! + AMAZING Book! + Wonderful tale + A Modern Sleeping Beauty Tale + A BEDTIME STORY FOR ADULTS...             The Man-Kzin Wars4 reviews Larry Niven, Poul Anderson, ... Baen Books, 2006 Revisiting the First Chapter + Good start to a great series This is a reissue of the first short-story incursion into this world by Larry Niven, complete with a retrospective introduction, in which Larry reflects on how much his "universe" has grown in detail and characterization since that story first saw the light of day. Still thoroughly enjoyable, with ...             A Wrinkle in Time67 reviews Madeleine L'Engle Square Fish, 2007 A wonderful book!!! + Emotionally gripping + Madeleine L'Engle Did A Superb Job + Fantastic work             Citizen of the Galaxy64 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Pocket, 2005 Another Classic from the Dean of Science Fiction Writers + Heinlein's look at personal freedom + Not Free SF Reader + Lot Number Ninety-Seven.... + They don't write 'em like this anymore             A Heinlein trio Robert A Heinlein N. Doubleday, 1980             A Canticle for Leibowitz229 reviews Walter M. Miller Jr. Eos, 2006 Sci-fi that isn't + Read this book, impress your friends. + Incredible + One of the great post apocalyptic novels + The monks reawaken             The Gods Themselves79 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 1990 One of my favorites. + Asimov's favorite + read for the middle section only This book is a well-written, enjoyable read that should be on everybody's reading list, whether a science fiction fan or not. One of the attributes of the genre allows the author to get a message across in an entertaining, non-pedantic manner. This book's message is playing out today and if the ...             The Wee Free Men (Discworld)95 reviews Terry Pratchett HarperTeen, 2004 Wacky and Delightful + Crivens! This little bigjob's a witch! + Witches, in Inimitable Pratchett-Style + Pratchett does it again!! + A Kid's Book but Still Pratchett