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I'd definitely recommend the book as well. His books are easy, fun reads and I personally enjoyed the fake scientific rigor (like fake citations) that get put i
by maverick2007 7y ago
I'd definitely recommend the book as well. His books are easy, fun reads and I personally enjoyed the fake scientific rigor (like fake citations) that get put into the books as mentioned in the linked article. Also of interest to any Michael Crichton fans like myself is that there was an authorized sequel written by a different author named the Andromeda Evolution just published in November 2019. It's not quite as good as the original since it deviates a little from the original "we're trapped in this facility with a virus that's trying to kill us", scientific drama into something more action movie-y - I don't think it's a spoiler to say that it involves a space station and space elevator along with exploring ancient structures. Even with that complaint, the sequel was still a pleasant way to pass a few hours on a plane for me!
- partiallypro 7y agoI've been revisiting Crichton lately, and I guess I never realized how big of an impact he had on pop culture. Him and Tom Clancy were such a big part of the 90s, and I am enjoying their slight resurgence.
- wyldfire 7y ago> an authorized sequel written by a different author named the Andromeda Evolution just published in November 2019. ...authorized by Crichton's estate, though? The cynic in me imagines that his heirs might not be as scrupulous about his work as he would be.