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Ringworld Engineers, Larry Niven (Del Rey, 1980)

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Thomas Evans

(Science Fiction, Classic Science Fiction, Exploration Science Fiction) Grade: Δˡ — (Delta Prime) A good read, but only if you like the genre (or subgenre). In brief: Ringworld Engineers is Larry Niven‘s follow up novel to his award winning concept … Continue reading →

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Ringworld, Larry Niven (Del Rey, 1970)

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Thomas Evans

Ringworld, by Larry Niven is a classic of the Science Fiction genre, but comes off as a bit dated to the modern reader, particularly in its portrayal of women. It is a fascinating idea set in an interesting world and as such is a must read to any Science Fiction aficionado, but is unlikely to appeal to fans of other genres. Continue reading →

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