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HAHAHA, ive seen the mirror universe stuff, but TBH thats my least favourite story arc in the shows.
I was always a Fan of the federation vs klingon, the ferengi (not sure why they just interesting), and i like most the vulcan/ romulan stuff.
Sci fi.
David Webbers books are fun reads. The Honor Harrington series is good and well worth a ready by anyone who likes sci fi. Think Hornblower in space, I believe the Honor character is who Captain Janway was based on.
Jack Campbell The lost fleet series is more military Sci-Fi, well written.
Moving away from Military sci fi
C.J. Cherryh The Chanur Saga are some of the best sci fi books I've read recently. If you like star trak I'm certain you will love this, however this will be a much heavier read.
Alan Steele, Coyote is about a man trapped on an alian planet trying to get home and is also a good read.
In general if you are after fun easy reads anything by David Webber or David Drake is good.
If you liked Herberts Rama series I would also recommend the Evergence Trilogy and the Orphans Trilogy by Sean Williams & Shane Dix
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hah Honor Harrington - awesome, had forgotten about those books
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I have not read any of them i think.Sci fi.
David Webbers books are fun reads. The Honor Harrington series is good and well worth a ready by anyone who likes sci fi. Think Hornblower in space, I believe the Honor character is who Captain Janway was based on.
Jack Campbell The lost fleet series is more military Sci-Fi, well written.
Moving away from Military sci fi
C.J. Cherryh The Chanur Saga are some of the best sci fi books I've read recently. If you like star trak I'm certain you will love this, however this will be a much heavier read.
Alan Steele, Coyote is about a man trapped on an alian planet trying to get home and is also a good read.
In general if you are after fun easy reads anything by David Webber or David Drake is good.
If you liked Herberts Rama series I would also recommend the Evergence Trilogy and the Orphans Trilogy by Sean Williams & Shane Dix
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If man was meant to work he wouldn't have invented robots.
www.topendsounds.com.au
Physics is like sex — it may give practical results, but that’s not why we do it.
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Towers of Midnight by Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson - 9781841498683 at The Book Depository
40 Days and counting. $18.76.
2nd last one, just a couple more years and I'll be able to read them![]()
haha nice, I'm just finishing off Warriors at the moment: Warriors by George R R Martin, Gardner Dozois - 9780765320483 at The Book Depository
Not a bad read, though not quite up to the standard of the Legends books
Legends: Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy (Legends (Tor)) by Robert Silverberg, Tad Williams, Robert Jordan, Terry Pratchett, Ursula K Le Guin - 9780606196604 at The Book Depository
once i finish Legends vol3 I'm onto the 'robert jordan' book I've had sitting there since january![]()
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