Long Earth: The Long Cosmos Lib/E (Audiobook)

from DLMorrese

Imaginative. There are multiple references that science fiction fans will understand and appreciate, but the wit, wordplay, and charming characters Pratchett is known and loved for are sadly absent.

from

This final episode in Pratchett and Baxter's shared 'Long Earth' series has all the failings of the earlier volumes. By this tine, Baxter was doing nearly all the work; Pratchett made a couple of contributions, and they stand out quite clearly. This book has an introduction by Baxter which sets o...

from themulhern

More vacuous and more sentimental than its predecessors. Just a little fun pop science to help it along.

from ChrisRiesbeck

Curiously less cosmic than the "The Long Utopia" that preceded this final book in the series. Though it begins with a mysterious message to "join us" that is received across the long Earths, the actual mission to do so is a relatively small part of the book, and quite anticlimactic. More time is ...

from JohnFair

This is (probably) the last book in the Long Earth series from the pens of Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter - not least because of the death of Terry Pratchett partway through this book, but also because, well, where else can you go when you put Earth into a chain of multiverse planets? Humanit...