I thoroughly enjoyed this. Now sure, I rolled my eyes a few times at what seemed like obvious oversights the characters were making. But honestly, it made it fun. I felt very invested in the survival of this group, often pausing to scream at them, haha. Super fun listen, great narration, excellent story!
I really didn’t pay a lot of attention to the title description or read any reviews and I really enjoyed this story. I like how the plot was put together and how the story evolved. I have just started listening to Joshua Dalzelle and he is a very talented author, also my first time listening..
Review from Blueshift →
This was a fun adventure with an Andy Weir / Neal Stephenson vibe. The story had less scientific detail than the Hail Mary Project or Seveneves but kept a nice pace with very little filler content. As with all good stories, the ending left me wanting a little more. Thank you Joshua for the journey.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
A great book to listen to and to have in your collection. It will motivate you.
Review from Coming Back Alive →
Very slow beginning as it lays the groundwork for the stories, but stick with it, worth it in the end!!
This is the best first step and capstone for learning about the language involved in describing and analyzing movies. Perfect for a student about to take a film class. (Or someone who wants to take a film class but can’t! I’m sure this book covers more material than most lecturers can cover in a semester.)..
Review from The Storytellers →
I enjoyed the interviews with the authors, some I’ve read and some I haven’t. I like knowing what makes them tick. I have communications with some of my authors, which I enjoy and am grateful. I reccomend listening to “The Storytellers”.
Review from Blueshift →
Blueshift has an intriguing concept, but after the setup it quickly devolves into a mundane survival tale that isn’t even sci-fi. There is absolutely nothing about the return to earth that is well written, and you’ve seen it done better many times over.Plus, for such a lauded author, Dalzelle makes basic grammar mistakes. He doesn’t..
Definitely very enlightening in a very interesting read, however, it seems at times like the author is trying to just fill pages. There is way too much on the background of for example Ulysses S Grant than is needed in a book on Chester a Arthur. additionally, I really felt like it gives a rather..
Enjoyed both books. Good story line, action on point, and thrilling. Last book hopefully will have a nice climax.