Books

Hell Island – Matthew Reilly

by on Jun.07, 2006, under Books

Hell IslandI should have paid more attention when I bought this book as it was a lot smaller than I expected, its a quick read book, I didn’t realise this means that its only 115 pages long in rather large text. Don’t let this stop you buying the book, if you’ve read any of Matthew Reilly’s books its exactly what you expect.

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Incompetence – Rob Grant

by on Feb.19, 2006, under Books

057507449301_aa_scmzzzzzzz_v64047312_.jpgAfter reading Colony and enjoying that I thought I’d give this book a try its set in the far too near future, in this future PC and the nanny state have gone mad, The police can beet you to death for endangering your health by smoking.

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Colony – Rob Grant

by on Feb.15, 2006, under Books

ColonyWritten by half the team that came up with Red Dwarf, I saw this book and thought it worth a try as the Red Dwarf books were good.

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The Science of Discworld II the globe – Terry Pratchet

by on Sep.15, 2005, under Books

The Science of Discworld III started reading this straight after the first one, I bought them both together, so I had a pretty good idea of what to expect, the story picks up a while after the events of the first book in discworld time anyway, in round world time it mostly follows human evolution, and the science is a look into what makes us human, how we evolved, how our minds and Minds evolved, it also covers intelligence and extelligence.

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The Science of Discworld – Terry Pratchet

by on Aug.05, 2005, under Books

The Science of DiscworldI was put off buying this book because it sounds like its an encyclopaedia type of book along the lines of ‘the science of the X files’, or ‘the physics of star trek’, this book takes a different view on it and rather than describing the science of the world it describes, it uses the discworld to help understand our world. Describing the science behind discworld would probably be impossible anyway as it runs on magic and common sense not the rules of science.

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