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Kill Team: Galaxy's Edge #3 Book Review

Kill Team: Galaxy's Edge #3 by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole Kindle Edition, 336 pages Published August 13th 2017 by Galaxy's Edge ASIN B073WQN9KM Kill Team brings us back to where we started in the Galaxy's Edge series: highly trained military professionals who get

Galactic Outlaws: Galaxy's Edge #2 Book Review

Galactic Outlaws: Galaxy's Edge #2 by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole Kindle Edition, 308 pages Published July 13th 2017 by Galaxy's Edge ASIN B072SHG4TG Anspach and Cole surprised me a bit. After Legionnaire, I thought I knew what to expect out of this series. It turns

There Will Be War Volume X Book Review

There Will Be War Volume X Created by Jerry Pournelle, Edited by John F. Carr ASIN: B019KYLOKQ This is the last volume in the late Jerry Pournelle's long running series, There Will be War. Volume IX was published in 1990. Jerry said that the series had originally ended

Legionnaire: Galaxy's Edge #1 Book Review

Legionnaire: Galaxy's Edge #1 by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole Kindle Edition, 308 pages Published June 12th 2017 by Galaxy's Edge ASIN B071GN8Y4G Jason Anspach and Nick Cole's Galaxy's Edge series has been described as "more Star Wars than Star Wars&

The Long View: The Years of Rice and Salt

This book review is the source of one of my favorite cocktail party theories: a number of seemingly well-established sciences are built upon an n of 1. In a grand sense, geology and biology fall into this category, since the big theories like plate tectonics and evolution depend on one

Star Wars Super Graphic Book Review

by Tim Leong Chronicle Books, 2017 176 pages ISBN 978-1452161204 I received this book for free as part of the LibraryThing Early Reviewers Program. This is a great book. And I'm a huge Star Wars nerd, which is why I think it's a great book. Hear

The Long View 2005-09-13: The Rapture Today; Modernity and the Arabists; Heinlein Lives

I read a number of Heinlein juveniles at my elementary school library. I think Citizen of the Galaxy was one of them. Now that I'm older, I notice more of Heinlein's weirdness, but as a kid, all that sailed right over my head, and I just