Mitch Wyle's Web Log

Fun series. This one rambles a bit. 4/5 Stars.

Another book from one of my kids' bookshelves that I added to my backlog because I had never read any major Russian literature and was c...

Some of these stories are good; none of them is as "dangerous" or controversial as the critics claim. 3/5 Stars.

It's really wonderful that Peter F Hamilton is writing such fun space opera.  I enjoyed this story. 5/5 Stars.

This second book in the series provides a much-needed enhancement to the magic system with the introduction of more awe-and-wonder backgroun...

My youngest daughter told me to read this one, so I dropped what I was reading and read it in two days (it's short).  I claim to underst...

The rich characters in this two-book story are well-developed and compelling. I also like the inscrutable awe-and-wonder magical forces and ...

I read Eric's articles and weekly column in Ars Technica . So I had low expectations that much new material would be in his book.  I was...

The story starts out as a standard alien invasion archetypal structure with the usual tropes of the scrappy preppers, the hero's journey...

I enjoy when successful authors publish  the writing exercises and cutting-room scraps that were left behind when publishing a series of boo...