Steel RemainsRichard Morgan
Steel Remains
by Richard Morgan · first published 2008
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…Abercrombie's books (the First Law trilogy and three semi-sequels) hit some of the same notes. If anything, even grimmer in outlook, and with a substantial dose of dark "British humour". Richard Morgan's The Steel Remains is alright, dude tries a little too hard though. In general - you didn't do too bad just by asking on here... Find places where relevant people (in this case, let's be honest, nerds) congregate and pipe…
on “Entitlement issues (2009)” ↗…current long term project is "Paradise Lost" (so far I've read it by bits over the past year or so -- still not half way through). Lately I've also finished "Voices" by Ursula Le Guin (recommended), "The Steel Remains" by Richard Morgan (ok), "The Unberable Lightness of Being" by Milan Kundera (very good, and also very relevant right now) and I'm reading "From the Dust Returned" by Ray Bradburry (so far great).
on “My Summer Reading List” ↗