The Infinity Project: Engineering Infinity (Series #1) (Paperback)

from klh

Declares in the introduction that it's a "hard science fiction anthology" and it sure is. Good stories that move along quickly; some are enigmatic at first, but hard sf fans like to work a little, don't they? The flow of themes from story to story is good - they're ordered well. The later tales a...

from jerhogan

Very good to see some hard science fiction. Really enjoyed it.

from klh

Declares in the introduction that it's a "hard science fiction anthology" and it sure is. Good stories that move along quickly; some are enigmatic at first, but hard sf fans like to work a little, don't they? The flow of themes from story to story is good - they're ordered well. The later tales a...

from bezoar44

I think this started out to be a hard-science anthology, but that's not what it ended up as. These are some great writers, and the collection was mostly entertaining, but most of the stories are pretty experimental, in choice of narrator or style of prose, or are heavily mytho-poetic, and the sci...

from slothman

An anthology of hard science fiction from a variety of authors, from veterans like Gregory Benford to newcomers like Hannu Rajaniemi. The settings vary from the very near future of Peter Watts' "Malak" (applying a very interesting if-this-goes-on to drone warfare in Afghanistan) to the very far f...