Mark W. Tiedemann
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Mirage (Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery, #1)
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2000
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Aurora (Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery, #3)
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Chimera (Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery, #2)
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2001
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Compass Reach (The Secantis Sequence, #1)
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2001
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Terminator 2: Hour of the Wolf
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2004
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Remains
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2005
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Metal of Night (The Secantis Sequence, #2)
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2002
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Granger's Crossing: A Novel
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Realtime
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2001
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Peace and Memory (The Secantis Sequence, #3)
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2003
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| Nice, neat who-done-it with the added pleasure of a well-drawn detective who fits none of the usual types and some very knowledgeable discussion of art. Ending was a bit abrupt and pat and the budding romance borders on sappy, but all in all a fun re ...more | |
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| Groundhog Day without the humor. Seeing that there are six more volumes, I think I shall stop here. The observational qualities of the writing are remarkable and if one of the ideas was to illustrate a life that never changes, it is marvelously well ...more | |
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| While in sympathy with the premise, I found a few flourishes in this that tended more toward the axe-grinding impulse than merely laying out of facts. This is a very complex subject and Wathey tries to handle it all in order to make as solid a case a ...more | |
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| As always, Murderbot powers through. Very enjoyable. | |
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| Frankly, a surprising (to me) aspect of the genre I love and have been reading since childhood. Extensively referenced, thorough, and to the point. I've very glad I read it. ...more | |
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| Davenport requires. He requires close attention, broadmindedness, a taste for experiment, and sometimes an OED close to hand. Some may not find his work worth the effort, but for those who willingly task themselves to indulge, he is one with Borges, ...more | |
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| Superb. Excellent alternate history that does not overshadow the personal stories. The mystery at the center is even relevant to our present. Plus, Spufford knows music. Highly recommended. | |
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