I really like this short story, which has also been mentioned on Boing Boing, and I can see why. And it's only Desmond Warzel's first publication. Someone ought to go back in time and ...
3/19/2008
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I really like this short story, which has also been mentioned on Boing Boing, and I can see why. And it's only Desmond Warzel's first publication. Someone ought to go back in time and ...
Posted by gary gibson at Wednesday, March 19, 2008
The Times: 'A violent, inventive, relentlessly gripping adventure ... intelligently written and thought-provoking'
Interzone: "The pace is smooth and measured, avoiding the weapon based combat-scene excesses of military SF while retaining its vigour and energy. A strong second novel from an aspiring member of the growing Scotland set."
Interzone: "'Angel Stations' is dense and involving, puzzling and perplexing. It's unabashed science fiction, with an almost "Golden Age" feel to it, but a very modern density, the culture-shock that makes science fiction so enjoyable ... Readers will feel themselves fortunate to reap the rewards of Gibson's acts of literary heresy."
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See, that's the perfect example of "don't touch a cliche unless you can put a really original spin on it".
And that was a good original spin.
Thanks for pointing it out, Gary.
You are right this is really first class. Look forward to more from this guy.
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