Building Harlequin's Moon (Paperback)

from jclark88

Larry Niven is one of my favorite sci-fi authors and has been ever since I read the wonderful "Ringworld" as a child. I still haven't read all of his books, however, so I enjoy the rare opportunity to read one I haven't read before. "Building Harlequin's Moon" is yet another collaboration book fr...

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Smart, with original ideas, but somehow not all that memorable (it took me most of the prologue to realize I'd already read it last year). Fans of epic & classic adventure sf should enjoy it.

from nmele

Novels that consciously advocate non-violence are rare, in science fiction or any other genre. This one does just that, offering in its narrative a recap of successful nonviolent social movements, despite some climactic violence.

from lschiff

This book is so poorly written it was hard to make it through to the end. The plot was interesting enough to make me want to finish, but it was painful as the authors drew more heavily on stereotypes and tired language as the book went on.

from Guide2

Did not finish this book: stopped after reaching about halfway through. Too hard to get involved with the story. Hard to believe that future humans would behave they way they do in this book.