Stranger in a Strange Land539 reviews
Robert A. Heinlein

Ace, 1987

Excelent Read...

+ Mindblowing, if you can grok it.

This book is absolutely amazing. Draws you in from the very first page, and after reading it, it leaves you with no questions, but a very insightful look into human nature. Once you pick it up you will find it hard to put it down to do things like sleep or go to work.
  
  











  



  
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
  
  











  



  
The Darkness That Comes Before (The Prince of Nothing, Book 1)78 reviews
R. Scott Bakker

Overlook Hardcover, 2004

A deeply rich and rewarding fantasy reading experience.

+ Now I wait for that which comes after...
+ Bakker an incredible world builder!!!
+ Very good
  
  











  



  
The Cat Who Walks Through Walls100 reviews
Robert A. Heinlein

Ace, 1988

The Grand Masters create worlds where we may vacation for 15 minutes at a time

+ If you loved THE MOON IS A HARSH MISTRESS.....

"The Cat Who Walks Through Walls" will not change the world the way "Stranger in a Strange Land" did. Nevertheless, you may find yourself reading it with a highlighter. There are dozens of one-liners suitable for sig lines. None are found in "The Notebooks of Lazarus Long" (1978) as this book ...
  
  











  



  
Fahrenheit 4511260 reviews
Ray Bradbury

Del Rey, 1987

A classic

+ A Great Book
+ Well ahead of its time
+ Timeless piece
  
  











  



  
Otherland Vol. 4: Sea of Silver Light82 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 2002

A magnificient ending, seen!

+ Not Free SF Reader
+ Received in Great Condition
+ Engrossing
  
  











  



  
Riddle-Master111 reviews
Patricia A. McKillip

Ace Trade, 1999

The reason I kept reading fantasy

+ A wonderful trilogy that rereads well over the years
+ A Jewel Re-discovered
+ Beautiful
+ He said, she said
  
  











  



  
The Martian Chronicles (The Grand Master Editions)313 reviews
Ray Bradbury

Spectra, 1984

A great indroduction to Bradbury's work.

+ Youthful Perspective
+ Classic Bradbury
+ Masterpiece
  
  











  



  
River of Blue Fire (Otherland, Volume 2)103 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 1999

Otherland....Greatest Sci-Fi Series of All Time!

+ Not Free SF Reader
+ Pretty bad compared to the others
+ Possibly the most interesting of the Otherland Books
+ Enjoy the variety of many different VR simulations in an exciting tale!
  
  











  



  
City of Golden Shadow (Otherland, Volume 1)282 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 1998

Dear gawd, I can't believe I finished it!

This was a very hard book for me to get through. The plot, while interesting, was dragged out to a bloated 800 pages, much of which was completely unnecessary to the story. Perhaps reading the remaining 3 portions of this novel will shed some light, but based on the reviews I've read here, I'm not ...
  
  











  



  
The Warrior Prophet (The Prince of Nothing, Book 2)33 reviews
R. Scott Bakker

Overlook Hardcover, 2005

Fantasy turned into literature

+ Great Series so Far
+ A dark and deeply engaging masterpiece
+ What if Jesus was a butt kicking master manipulator?
  
  











  



  
Mountain of Black Glass (Otherland, Volume 3)92 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 2000

Otherland....Greatest Sci-Fi Series of All Time!

+ Mesmirizing
+ Not Free SF Reader
+ chizz
+ An interesting continuation
  
  











  



  
The Cat Who Walks Through Walls100 reviews
Robert A. Heinlein

Ace, 1988

The Grand Masters create worlds where we may vacation for 15 minutes at a time

+ If you loved THE MOON IS A HARSH MISTRESS.....

"The Cat Who Walks Through Walls" will not change the world the way "Stranger in a Strange Land" did. Nevertheless, you may find yourself reading it with a highlighter. There are dozens of one-liners suitable for sig lines. None are found in "The Notebooks of Lazarus Long" (1978) as this book ...
  
  











  



  
River of Blue Fire (Otherland, Volume 2)103 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 1999

Otherland....Greatest Sci-Fi Series of All Time!

+ Not Free SF Reader
+ Pretty bad compared to the others
+ Possibly the most interesting of the Otherland Books
+ Enjoy the variety of many different VR simulations in an exciting tale!
  
  











  



  
City of Golden Shadow (Otherland, Volume 1)282 reviews
Tad Williams

DAW, 1998

Dear gawd, I can't believe I finished it!

This was a very hard book for me to get through. The plot, while interesting, was dragged out to a bloated 800 pages, much of which was completely unnecessary to the story. Perhaps reading the remaining 3 portions of this novel will shed some light, but based on the reviews I've read here, I'm not ...
  
  











  



  
The Warrior Prophet (The Prince of Nothing, Book 2)33 reviews
R. Scott Bakker

Overlook Hardcover, 2005

Great Series so Far

+ A dark and deeply engaging masterpiece
+ What if Jesus was a butt kicking master manipulator?

Loved the first book and got the second. I have not started this book yet but I expect more of the same awesomeness that was in the first.
  
  











  



  
The Darkness That Comes Before (The Prince of Nothing, Book 1)78 reviews
R. Scott Bakker

Overlook Hardcover, 2004

A deeply rich and rewarding fantasy reading experience.

+ Now I wait for that which comes after...
+ Bakker an incredible world builder!!!
+ Very good
  
  











  



  
The Martian Chronicles (The Grand Master Editions)313 reviews
Ray Bradbury

Spectra, 1984

A great indroduction to Bradbury's work.

+ Youthful Perspective
+ Classic Bradbury
+ Masterpiece
  
  











  



  
Stranger in a Strange Land539 reviews
Robert A. Heinlein

Ace, 1987

Excelent Read...

+ Mindblowing, if you can grok it.

This book is absolutely amazing. Draws you in from the very first page, and after reading it, it leaves you with no questions, but a very insightful look into human nature. Once you pick it up you will find it hard to put it down to do things like sleep or go to work.
  
  











  



  
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