Titanborn
2016 • 201 pages

Ratings4

Average rating3.5

15

Probably a 3.5.

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed reading this book. The ending was a little predictable, but still quite satisfying.

Comparisons to Philip K Dick seem way off to me. However, it did remind me of some Poul Anderson books I read many years ago.

It was nice to read a modern SF story that was not a sprawling mess, a techno-babble piece of emptiness, or merely a computer game on a page.

November 15, 2019Report this review