The Three-Body Problem Series: Death's End (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from burritapal

I have to go back and read the other two books that come before"Death's End," because I missed out on some of the meaning of things that happened in this book, i.e. Wallfacers. This author's imagination is"out of this world." The ideas are staggering, and absorbing. A new fave sci-fi author for me.

from DarthDeverell

Cixin Liu's Death's End, the third novel in his Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy, begins concurrently with some of the events of the second novel, The Dark Forest, before using the ability of people to go into hibernation to jump forward in time and move well beyond the second book. The Dark F...

from santhony

Death's End is the concluding volume of Cixin Liu's Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy. If you haven't read the first two books, don't begin here. But definitely begin, because this is the most magnificent science fiction work I have ever read, and I have read almost all of them. The first book ...

from fugitive

First, there is no way this book will make any sense unless you've read the first two in the series, The Three-Body Problem and The Dark Forest. This is NOT a stand alone work. Second, Ken Liu, who translated the first book, is back as the translator of this final work and to me he is the preferr...

from hskey

An amazing book. I'm still stunned by the depth of Cixin Liu's imagination, creativity, technical knowledge and scope of storytelling. This is science fiction in the truest sense, the star of the show are ideas, indeed the biggest ideas: science, war, technology, humanity, philosophy, psychology,...