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Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts
Sunday, 5 August 2018
Monday, 20 November 2017
Decision: Star Trek or Alien?
I saw these two t-shirts. I love them both but am torn between which one to get!
Both appeal to the geek in me. One is in my size, Small and the other is Large. Needed help to decide and sent help request via Facebook...
Friends and relatives chipped in with the decision-making. Now I know who are Star Trek fans and who are Alien fans lol.
In the end, I went with Star Trek because it probably won't freak people out and it is in my size lol. :D
Both appeal to the geek in me. One is in my size, Small and the other is Large. Needed help to decide and sent help request via Facebook...
Friends and relatives chipped in with the decision-making. Now I know who are Star Trek fans and who are Alien fans lol.
In the end, I went with Star Trek because it probably won't freak people out and it is in my size lol. :D
Sunday, 10 March 2013
The Passage & The Twelve by Justin Cronin
Tried out a new author, Justin Cronin.
Read his "The Passage" and it was GOOD! A totally engrossing tale of catastrophe and survival in a futuristic America overrun by vampire-like creatures. Cronin is not like James Rollins or Matthew Reilly who fill their pages with lots of action-packed adventure. But Cronin draws you into his book even without tons of physical action (don't worry, there are some action in the book lol). He looks deep into human nature and the way he bonded us to the characters is in itself an adventure!
Reading the sequel, The Twelve now.
Read his "The Passage" and it was GOOD! A totally engrossing tale of catastrophe and survival in a futuristic America overrun by vampire-like creatures. Cronin is not like James Rollins or Matthew Reilly who fill their pages with lots of action-packed adventure. But Cronin draws you into his book even without tons of physical action (don't worry, there are some action in the book lol). He looks deep into human nature and the way he bonded us to the characters is in itself an adventure!
Reading the sequel, The Twelve now.
Labels:
book,
fantasy,
horror,
Justin Cronin,
science fiction,
supernatural
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