Their hearts cry out
Spin.
The winner of B.W.'s Hugo Awards preview: Spin by Robert Charles Wilson.
A proper book report in a few days, perhaps. Right now I just need to recover from the awe.
Say good night, Brian. Good night, Brian. Night? It's 2 in the morning. How'd that happen?
The winner of B.W.'s Hugo Awards preview: Spin by Robert Charles Wilson.
A proper book report in a few days, perhaps. Right now I just need to recover from the awe.
Say good night, Brian. Good night, Brian. Night? It's 2 in the morning. How'd that happen?
posted by B.W. Richardson at
2:19 AM
1 Comments:
Spin is indeed a fine novel. My vote Hugo-wise, though, will still go to Scalzi's Old Man's War, which brilliantly brings a Heinleinian worldview into the 21st century and also manages to be one of the very best antiwar novels of the past two decades.
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