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Depends what you mean by "best." If you're looking for a fun and quick read, "The Dagger in Vichy" by Alastair Reynolds was probably best. If you're looking f
by A_D_E_P_T 10mo ago
Depends what you mean by "best." If you're looking for a fun and quick read, "The Dagger in Vichy" by Alastair Reynolds was probably best. If you're looking for a something more high-concept, the only new book I truly enjoyed this year along those lines was "The Afterlife Project" by Tim Weed.