Isaac Asimov - Second Foundation
Released in 1953, this is the last book of the original Foundation trilogy. It is OK, but it is also very similar in style with the previous two books. I’m not planning on reading the rest of the Foundation books.
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Isaac Asimov - Foundation and Empire
Released a year after the first book (1952), this novel follows the story of an established foundation planet and it’s struggles in the galaxy.
Isaac Asimov - Foundation
First released in 1951, the Foundation novel describes a story of declining galactic empire and one man’s personal mission to soften the fall.
James S.A. Corey - Leviathan Falls
James S.A. Corey - Tiamat's Wrath
James S.A. Corey - Persepolis Rising
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James S.A. Corey - Babylon's Ashes
Another twenty hours of listening to the audiobook, another story of our solar system changed by the proto-molecule. This time we follow a story of recovery from a planet-wide terrorist attack that happened in Nemesis Games.
The previous books I read from this series are
James S.A. Corey - Nemesis Games
Nemesis Games will give you insight into the personal history of Rocinante’s crew. And it will also manage to kill many, many, many people in the process.
The previous books I read from this series are
James S.A. Corey - Cibola Burn
Cibola Burn is the fourth book of The Expanse series. I can’t believe I’ve already listened to this series for eighty hours. It’s still good fun. I’ve grown to like the crew of Rocinante similarly as I like the watch from Pratchett’s Discworld.
This book describes exploration of an Earth-like world in a different solar system in our galaxy.
The previous books I read from this series are
James S.A. Corey - Abaddon's Gate
Abaddon’s Gate is the third book of the Expanse series. A mysterious portal to another part of the universe has been opened in our solar system. Listen to this twenty-hour book to find out what’s on the other side.
At the risk of repeating myself, I really enjoyed listening to this story for twenty hours. The book’s authors again use the literary style of narrating the story from the viewpoint of multiple people. This time it’s well-funded terrorist, head of security on a ship, pastor, and our loved captain of Rocinante: Holden.