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Let's discuss Eversion by Alastair Reynolds
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Loved it. I've read lots of his books, and this one was so different from the other ones. When reading it, there were more and more details that bothered me & didn't add up, but I just thought "huh, he's sloppy with details, he usually is so good about those things." So it took me quite a while to really see that something major was going on & it was very rewarding.
Could you suggest some of his non revelation space books that would be as interesting and rewarding?
"Revenger". Victorian pirates. In space! Of course, it's actually much more than that. "Revenger" is the first of a three book series.
Hmm sounds interesting. Adding to my list.
Also Slow bullets. It's a shorter story (novella) and it's a pretty nice idea/setting although some of the characters' decisions were really frustrating.