Long Earth: The Long Mars (Audiobook)

from publiusdb

I want to love this book. I want to love it so much. It's full of ideas, of characters, of wizbang...and it's written by Terry freaking Pratchett (as well as Stephen Baxter). (Yes, that is his middle name.)And yet, something is lacking that leaves me feeling dissatisfied after finishing. The Long...

from JohnFair

This is the third entry in the potentially ambitious Long Erath series and we start about five years after the Yellowstone supervolcano explosion had brought devastation to datum Earth. The Low Earths have become rather heavily populated and people like Joshua Valiente head out into the deep Megg...

from ChrisRiesbeck

A slight step up (no pun intended) from the Long War, but still lacking whatever spark the Long Earth had. It's the usual case of "more is less." No longer content to just step into a new Earth, or two, or three, or hundred, now one set of explorers is off to reach several hundred million, for no...

from speljamr

This is the third book in the Long Earth series and while it was enjoyable, I did not find it quite as engaging as the previous two. It has the same feel in the writing with a good mix of Stephen Baxter's science literacy and Terry Pratchett's humanity and humor. But with three different sub-plot...

from PDCRead

It is now 2040 and on datum Earth the Yellowstone Caldera has finally blown. Most of the population is fleeing to other Long Earth worlds, and it is causing huge disruption. Sally, Joshua, and Lobsang are helping those that cannot step easily and getting them to safe havens. Out of nowhere Sally ...