at #10 and The Quiet War
at # 6. Both books are tied with other works (Cory Doctorow's Makers
and Adam Roberts' Yellow Blue Tibia
respectively). Congratulations to all the authors selected!
The Geomancer
3/3/10
SF Site's Best SF and Fantasy Books of 2009: Readers' Choice
at #10 and The Quiet War at # 6. Both books are tied with other works (Cory Doctorow's Makers and Adam Roberts' Yellow Blue Tibia respectively). Congratulations to all the authors selected!
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Just finished it. Another terrific book with a fantastic ending.
ReplyDeleteThis is the end, right?
Yes. It's definitely a duology. There might be other books in the future of this universe, but these two books tell one complete story.
ReplyDeleteYes, they certainly do. It's one of the rare series that I feel like the story is complete at the end. Of course, stories about individual characters can be written on the periphery, but they aren't essential to making this series feel complete.
ReplyDeleteIs there something of his that I should read next?
Well, I'll be able to show you the cover to Cowboy Angels in a week or so.
ReplyDeleteOh good! A week huh? I can handle that. maybe. :-)
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