Blade Runner 2: The Edge of Human, (Paperback)

from whwatson

Very disappointing, it was a challenge to finish.

from TeaTimeCoder

Would've been enjoyable if it wasn't for the constant callbacks to the film. They are relentless. Also resurrecting dead characters feels forced.

from Amtep

The atmosphere in this book is one of sadness. All the characters are coming to terms with some kind of loss. It really got me down. There is some action and a mystery, but it is not very engaging. I lost track of the mystery, actually, and just took the various revelations at face value.

from RandyStafford

My reaction to reading this novel in 1999. Spoilers follow. This is a peculiar book, unique, as far as I know, in its intentions and starting premises. There are several media tie-in books that use characters from tv shows and movies. There are also some books that are sequels to other authors' w...

from DarthDeverell

I love "Blade Runner," but haven't yet read "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" This book attempts to correct some discrepancies between the two and carries the story forward. K.W. Jeter perfectly captures the noir atmosphere of the original film and, in fact, surpasses it through the tools of...