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Wednesday, November 13, 2002
Book review: Harvest The Fire by Poul Anderson.
This science fiction novel is part of a series by Hugo-winning science fiction author Poul Anderson. The storylines here develop from a strong focus on detailed technology that seems completely real-even if the characters seem slightly less real. I wouldn't call it one of my favorite sf books, but I liked it, even without reading the first two books in the trilogy. I also liked the artwork and the book's fast pace.
If you like Poul Anderson, you might also like my novel Degranon.
This science fiction novel is part of a series by Hugo-winning science fiction author Poul Anderson. The storylines here develop from a strong focus on detailed technology that seems completely real-even if the characters seem slightly less real. I wouldn't call it one of my favorite sf books, but I liked it, even without reading the first two books in the trilogy. I also liked the artwork and the book's fast pace.
If you like Poul Anderson, you might also like my novel Degranon.