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First book amazing

Just finished this book, and I found it to be just as enjoyable as Neuromancer. I definitely liked it more than Count Zero, I had a hard time clicking with the second entry in the trilogy for sure. The world-building for the Sprawl gets even more detailed in this entry and I really enjoyed that.

I've read the full series , definitely a fascinating read . Certainly got me hooked

Where can i see the lovely movie...😊???

What that the very last word "Dors" in the book meant (before epilogue) ??? did Dors killed Seldon ? I really did not get it

Unpopular opinion: The sequel novels are complete garbage. So much misanthropy and the Creator of the universe needs MACHINES to keep an eye on His creation. Absolute sloppy, self-contradictory trash. I tried to read them all a second time just to be fair but couldn't make it even halfway through "Revealed" before I cast it aside in disgust. Avoid the sequels at all costs lest your childhood dreams be ruthlessly destroyed by a train wreck of a co-author.

Gibbons! 😂

I devoured the cycle during winter. And I came away with a full-blown existential crisis. I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. That journey took weeks and 1,500+ pages, and I couldn't even finish the last page or two until the day after. It made me think about things I didn't want to think about in the moment. It's a shame these aren't more detailed and in-depth, because you're very good! Yours are some of the only videos on the series I can even find. If you know of any deep dives/analyses of the four, do let me know!

Hmm... Change the face o the "galaxy"? Dunno 'bout THAT. In Double Star, we r not even out o the solar system yet. "Peace summit"? OK, maybe. But what it actually was, was Bonforte (ie, his double) being adopted into a Martian clan. Failure to appear wld b an insult fatal to peaceful coexistence, so, I guess? But not the usual meaning o the term. Still, appreciate attention being paid to one o the Master's less-known novels. Everyone knows Starship Troopers, Stranger in a Strange Land, & Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. Most ppl know @ lst some of the Juvies. But 2nd-string works (that'd b career-topping masterpieces for most authors), like Glory Road, Job, Friday, Revolt in 2100, Sixth Column, Farnham's Freehold, Puppet Masters, all the rest, r too often forgotten. Well done.

Mandela lol

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Hello, good video! Here's a like and a sub! Do you also cover modern military sci-fi? Check out "World War Mars" by Rick Partlow. My channel (I just started last month) is dedicated to this book. In future, perhaps, we could collaborate on videos and make something fun!

TANSTAAFL!!!

WHY hasn't this made into a movie???

you forgot that it is a good yarn

Sorry, didn't even know it was a book. Unique movie must be a unique book.

Rendezvous with Rama (the first book) was terrific. I wish I had stopped there. The subsequent books became worse and worse, with the ultimate turn off a marriage and sexual relationship between a 70+ year old man and a 13 year old girl. Although the sequels were co-written with Gentry Lee, what the hell was Clarke thinking? He should never have put his name on that trash.

Not to play favorites, but i enjoyed this book most, out of his other major works.

One of my absolute favorite books. Well done synopsis.

This book completely changed my perspective on the saying: dont judge a book by its cover. I curse my self to this day for not getting this book sooner than I did. It was amazing.

Well, all your reviews have been fantastic, both reinforcing my own love of favorites to great ‘first look’ of books I don’t know. You should check out Philip Farmers’ World of Tiers.

I loved this- true, modern Space Opera. The second book was great too, and I think there is a third? But I lent my copies out decades ago- and they probably traveled on from there- I hope.

Nice synthesis of a very complicated (I love it) trilogy in five volumes.

ChatGPT crap.

Scallion is awesome.

Read it, the whole series is great.

Mo Space Funzies out der in space

An absolutely awesome book. And like the real world, you can't trust what the government says.

Literally easily the second most important Cyberpunk novel out there.

Really good book that will help solidify Weir as a modern day Sci Fi master.

Thanks, I’ve seen a lot of references to this story: now I have an idea of its content.

My only complaint would be that the reviews are so short. But very good basic outlines of the stories with no spoilers. Thanks. You planning on doing any classic SiFi stories?

Still waiting for the movies. The books were great.

Gentry Lee ruined this tale. Clarke was better on his own.

"jack in"..term coined by Gibson

I put a hold on the first book in the series at my library after watching this video. Looks intriguing!

Foundation was interesting. It's been almost four decades since I read it though and that was three decades after it was published.

Love

The first two books were interesting and held me. The possibilities were endless. The series fully lost me when the committee putting humans into the ship decided to send the dregs of humanity. This wasn't smart science fiction this was a lazy writer trying to create some kind of conflict and cheaping out on the thought.

Daemon & Freedom by Daniel Suarez Totally blows Neuromancer away. The Two Faces of Tomorrow by James P Hogan Is better too.

I read the full series years ago, and then re-read it a couple of years ago.. One of the best SciFi series of books ever..... would love to see a movie, but can't imagine anyone doing it correctly...

Are these artworks ai generated or real?

first.....! because the deeply unexplored algorhyimen of YT lead me here! and yes i am going to read the rama zyklus...