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Iain M. Banks – The Algebraist
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(Review)
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Review: The Algebraist by Iain M Banks
The Story: The Algebraist tracks the progress of Fassin Taak, a Slow Seer (a kind of sect that studies the so called Dwellers), in his assigned quest to find some ...
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Created on 12 August 2012
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Iain M. Banks - Inversions
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(Review)
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Inversions is the 6th book in Iain M. Banks' (note the middle initial – this is by the SF writer. Apparently...) Culture series. And, of all the Culture books I've read (I'm one short of the full cycle as ...
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Created on 20 June 2011
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Iain M. Banks - Matter
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(Review)
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Matter is Iain M. Banks' 8th book in the – loosely connected - Culture series; a 9th book (Surface Detail) is due out in October 2010. The book follows the fortunes (for want of a better word) of the children ...
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Created on 18 August 2010
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Iain M. Banks - The State of The Art
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(Review)
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... this as a side dish, not a full meal! You know what I mean…
More Iain M. Banks Title: The State of The Art Author: Iain M Banks Reviewer: Markus Reviewer URL: http://skating.thierstein.net Publisher: ...
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Created on 17 December 2009
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Iain M. Banks – Consider Phlebas
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(Review)
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This is a repost of an old review, originally published on the now-defunct Diversebooks site. I’ve decided to have a go at my pile of “Culture” novels by Iain M. Banks, and decided to start with the first ...
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Created on 15 March 2013
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Iain M. Banks - Transition
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(Review)
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I only picked this book up by chance, having thought that I had read all books by Iain M. Banks (the SF writer incarnation of the late writer) – until I saw this copy of Transition. I have meanwhile learned ...
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Created on 26 February 2016
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Neal Asher - The Skinner
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(Review)
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... environment. I found it ‘unputdownable’, as nu-English has it, and not as gory as I might make it sound above (it’s just Neal Asher, not Iain M. Banks, after all…). It’s a classic adventure story with ...
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Created on 21 February 2011
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Peter Watts - Behemoth
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(Review)
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... things from Iain M. Banks, and even Robert J. Sawyer before (and no, I didn't like them there, either). The book, for me at least, seemed to mainly focus on the topic of responsibility, for one's action ...
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Created on 15 January 2013
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