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If you like Banks' SF and space opera in general, then yes, they're worth a read.
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You see, it's... it's no good, Montag. We've all got to be alike. The only way to be happy is for everyone to be made equal.
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"I am an observer of life, a non-participant who takes no sides. I am in the regimented society, but not of it." Moondog, 1964 -
Job's a good 'un then. Next purchases (mentally) in the bag!Comment
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Tales from the Folly by Ben Aaronovitch. Nice short stories from The Rivers of London universe. Features an unexpected Moorcock reference in a story set in sixties London.Comment
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Any good? I got bored of the Rivers series a few books ago.Comment
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I thought The Hanging Tree was a weaker entry, as if there was no idea behind it, just the next instalment, but Lies Sleeping was better. I've not read the most recent novel. Most of these stories were written as add-ons to go between the books in the series, some are better than others. Then there are some historical ones. It's a nice change of pace.Originally posted by Rothgo View PostComment
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