Re:Planet Ceres is an 'ocean world' with sea water beneath s...
by Balgair on Tuesday August 11, 2020 @10:42AM
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The Xeelee Sequence is totally crazy.
Not many authors can go the distance from the beginning of the universe, to the end, and then back around again.
They Hyperion Cantos is also good reading. It starts with a re-write of the Canterbury Tales in the far future, and has the pilgrims making their way, not to Canterbury, but to face off with a six-limbed red-eyed spike-covered murder beast that exists outside of time. It ends with hyper-evolved humans and the second-coming facing off against god-like AIs.
Not many authors can go the distance from the beginning of the universe, to the end, and then back around again.
They Hyperion Cantos is also good reading. It starts with a re-write of the Canterbury Tales in the far future, and has the pilgrims making their way, not to Canterbury, but to face off with a six-limbed red-eyed spike-covered murder beast that exists outside of time. It ends with hyper-evolved humans and the second-coming facing off against god-like AIs.
Trust, me, it actually works really well.