Liminal People: The Liminal People (Paperback)

from jotoyo

The Liminal People is a surprising novel, on many levels. I am impressed with the ideas in this story and enjoyed it, although it took a while to warm up it. The amount of violence is something I don't usually expose myself to, but it was worth it. As I read the story of Taggert and the other lim...

from PhoenixFalls

I really hesitated in ordering this book. This was partly because it's a debut novel, and I wasn't sure I had the patience for one of those right now; but it was mostly because I'm getting a little burned out on the noir style, and I didn't know if I could give another noir-influenced SF/F novel ...

from TheDivineOomba

A bit uneven, especially at the beginning, but it surprising became a rather good book. Not great, but good. I especially liked the different types of people this book covers - from black American, to Moroccan, to High Class British. Its not every day you see a culture handled in a book that mana...

from AnnieMod

Welcome to the world of Taggert - where some people have special powers and can do amazing things - from healing people to talking to animals; from telepathy to things noone can even imagine. And the human population has no idea of these powers -- nor the powered people actually know enough about...

from rivkat

Free LibraryThing Early Reviewer copy, with a bunch of typos and a missing page. Still, this is an engaging sff quasi-noir. The protagonist, an African-American expatriate living in Africa and using his superpower (manipulating the human body for healing or destruction) as part of a gang, gets a ...