Hull Zero Three

from PghDragonMan

I like Greg Bear as an author. I enjoy Science Fiction. I like stories about quests for self discovery. Somehow, in Hull Zero Three, this added up to an almost losing combination. I'm still trying to figure out why I stayed with this book. Maybe, I was hoping it would get better, but it never ris...

from randalhoctor

This is the story about a slower than light sleeper colony ship sent from Earth at tremendous expense during what was thought to quite possibly the end-times of our home world. Its told from the point of view of a "teacher". A humanoid based on a real person, one of the key people of the colonizi...

from shadowofthewind

This story has more of the strength and structure of a short story or novella then a full length book. It has the pop of a great sci-fi short story, but that's all it has going for it. In a way, this story combines every sci-fi cliche in the book. It is 2001, the Matrix, Moon, and even a little b...

from dulac3

_Hull Zero Three_ is a pretty solid 3-star sci-fi story. It's my first read of anything by Greg Bear, and while I wasn't exactly blown away I'll keep my eye out for other stuff by him in the future. The novel follows the first person account of a newly awakened passenger on a seedship headed towa...

from Valleyguy

I loved how the book began, it was so frightening and surreal, the mystery kept unfolding as the people/creatures made their way out of the horrible accident that occured somewhere along a journey to colonize another world. There is some frightening and wierd stuff in here, and in the end, I'm no...