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<semi-spoiler>If "self-replicating alien probes" are your thing, I highly recommend Spin, by Robert Charles Wilson, an excellent SF classic that is currently on
by ronjouch 13y ago
<semi-spoiler>If "self-replicating alien probes" are your thing, I highly recommend Spin, by Robert Charles Wilson, an excellent SF classic that is currently on sale on https://www.humblebundle.com/ https://www.humblebundle.com/ as part of the Humble eBook Bundle 2</semi-spoiler>
- BillyMaize 13y agoI second this. I just finished the last book of the trilogy last week and it was great.
- ronjouch 13y agoOh really? How were episodes 2 and 3? I'm mostly hearing "good, but not as good as Spin" comments. I'll give them a look then, thanks. Hey, or maybe just wait till they pop up in an upcoming Humble Bundle :P
- btipling 13y agoAxis and Vortex are interesting stories, but very different from the first one. They become maybe a little bit less interesting with each iteration, but are still entertaining. The first book is full of mystery and the personal dynamics of a few people over a large section of their lives and none of the other books are like that, although some amount of mystery is a piece of each. I definitely didn't regret reading Vortex or Axis.
- BillyMaize 13y agoThis exactly. Axis was good and Vortex didn't turn into what I was hoping for until the very end of the book, but they were both worth it still.
- jpitz 13y agoAlso, Forge of God / Anvil of the Stars, by Greg Bear.