Review from That Which Should Not Be →
The book starts off well enough, and soon resolves itself into a portmanteau of tales delivered by those who have encountered the entities of Lovecraft’s mythos. However, the compulsion to cobble in references to other Mythos stories, and other books (particularly Dracula) feels clumsy, so that by the time we head to the denouncement, it’s..
Review from Robot Rights →
Most of the book is a survey of what other people have said and written about robot rights. Each argument is looked at, scrutinized for problems, and held up against the others. Gunkel is a solid philosopher and does a great job of using terminology consistently, spotting errors of reasoning, and pointing out the strengths..
Review from The Association →
I am a great fan of Littles’ books! But, this book just does not make the cut. It was so dull that I can even see it in my review! Oh well on to the next read.
The story took a while to get started. I feel it got good around the 4th hour. After that it was a real page turner. The narrator has significant difficulty with female voices and even differences between common male voices. For instance Alex and Jason sound surprisingly similar. After a while I was able to..
Review from The Store →
Bentley Little is becoming one of my favorite authors. Each time I listen to one of his books, I can’t stop listening. The store keeps me coming back for more.
Finn is hard to like, and his decisions often do not align with his character development. This gave the narrative a railroaded feel in which the desired end result drives the characters’ actions. The narrative largely takes place in the game world and tends to forget that the outside world exists. This makes some character..
Review from Awaken Online: Inferno →
My only issue with this book is how does Finn blink with no eyes I don’t understand it other than that the book was great!
Review from Awaken Online: Dominion →
I am not sure why people are complaining about this book. The story is both in the “real world” and in “AO.” You get a couple of great F YOU moments here and there. I can’t wait to read the next volume!
Review from The Disordered Mind →
While this is quite interesting, it isn’t anything I haven’t read before. I suppose, at some point in the future, we will be able to do more than just map what area of the brain malfuntions in mental disorders, but identify, on the molecular level, what is happening in our brains. We are a very..
Narrator should check how the previous person pronounced names, places, ranks, etc.. Otherwise it’s quiet well done and his voices are fine. Just a shame listening to over a hundred hours of one pronunciation of something to have him doing it entirely differently.