Books by Daniel H. Wilson
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review 1: JJA and Wilson work together to provide an eclectic mix of shorts focused around the theme of AI becoming self-aware. I picked up the book because 1) Wilson edits it and has a short story in it, 2) Hugh Howey, Ernest Cline, and Charles Yu all offer shorts as well, and 3) I had he...
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review 1: I was extremely disappointed in this book. Most of that is because my library had cataloged under "historical fiction." The librarians clearly don't know the difference between historical fiction (i.e. Robots helping the allies win WWII) and fictional history (I.e. this book). Th...
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review 1: The New War ended with Archos R-14's death, but everything isn't as it seems. Archos never saw himself as our enemy but as our savior and he still lives, and he is still trying to help mankind survive.Lark Iron Cloud died in Robopocalypse when he was attacked by a parasite. But a...
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review 1: A true 4.5, a riveting novel and a brilliantly conceived world that would've been a 5 but for some flat characters.Reading as many dystopian novels as I have can be exhausting - the stark and/or brutal nature of the world's end can become as dreary, slow, plodding, downright zomb...
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review 1: A Boy and His Bot by Daniel H. Wilson – 4/5th grade and up – Science Fiction – I listened to this book because it recently popped up on a review list. I enjoyed actually listening to a solid science fiction book that had a fascinating robot/technology world and an interesting adv...