bookrev: Tsubute by R.J. Archer
Continues the Adventure where Tractrix left off Tsubute continues the adventures of the NWIDI team where Tractrix left off. Frank Morton and his collegues this time journey to Japan, with the initial intent to...
Continues the Adventure where Tractrix left off Tsubute continues the adventures of the NWIDI team where Tractrix left off. Frank Morton and his collegues this time journey to Japan, with the initial intent to...
2 stars: Too short, too high level We own about 15 of the DK Eyewitness Travel guides, and have dogeared the pages over several trips. They are amazingly useful. But this one is not...
5 stars: LARGE ideas, excellent first novel Paul Levinson mixes LARGE ideas, from Amish scientists manipulating genetics the old fashioned way, to immortality and worldwide encoded plagues and immunities. The novel focuses for the...
5 stars: Excellent music collection, great bio on DVD There have been many Miles Davis “best of’s”. And while it is near impossible to capture the depth and sheer numbers of his recordings, this...
4 stars: Enjoyable Russian background, good story, sprinkling of Peaceful Warrior philosophy This novel, though written later, is a prequel to Way of the Peaceful Warrior and Sacred Journey of the Peaceful Warrior. As...
5 stars: Great album, nice mini-DVD story line I bought this (finally) as a replacement for the old worn out LP, after giving up that AC/DC will ever be on iTunes. The album speaks...
Meticulously detailed, scientifically imagined In Tractrix, the first novel in the Seeds of Civilization series, R.J. Archer develops a story set in modern times, with the added premise that highly developed civilizations were on...
3 stars: Great history, good story, uneven writing Aztec Rage is the fourth in a series of Aztec Novels by Gary Jennings, including co-authors using Mr. Jennings’ outlines after his untimely death. The history...
4 stars: Amusing big city satire When someone knows the minutiae of parking laws, times and places, and wants to get the absolute most out of time on the meter, they are definitly from...