Books by Simon Morden
language
English
series
review 1: I found the plot similar in many ways to the Greg Mandel series by Peter F. Hamilton. Sometimes it felt a bit too fanciful, or that it had been fun to write, I guess, this made it less immersive. I find it doubtful that I will continue reading the series beyond this point. It was...
language
English
series
review 1: Samuil Petrovich is an amazing lead character. This series is a modern sci-fi classic. So well thought out and drawn. Easy to see why each of these books won the Philip K. Dick award. People will pass this series to their kids like LOtR and Song of Ice and Fire. Simply amazing. I...
language
English
series
review 1: Disappointing second entry in the series. To say that it is a mess would be an understatement: the author seems to throw everything at the wall to see what sticks, but in the end not much seems to make sense. On top of that, every time he doesn't know what to do with a character,...
language
English
series
review 1: An extraordinary main character. From the first book through the end of this one (the third in a trilogy) he grows so wonderfully - without straying too far from the rough, foul-mouthed kid he started out as. It's fun to watch. Add him to a believable near-future dystopian London...
language
English
review 1: At first this was a very compelling and enjoyable book set in a strangely realistic, gritty alternative historical setting in medieval Europe. As the book progressed however, the author abandoned all pretense of being realistic and instead detailed a series of completely implaus...
language
English
series
review 1: Ok, a book about post apocalyptic London, an ex-crim-turned-physics-genius who has to save the city from the Russians, the ghetto gangs, oh and the first ever AI trying to turn London into the recently extinct Tokyo. With his sidekick 19 year old genetically enhanced Nun bodyguar...