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coffeeteethThis was awesome! Better than the TV series because the characters have camaraderie instead of acting like perpetual drama machines.
SPOILERS
I really like noir so Miller's chapters are slightly more my speed. I like his connection with Julie and I have questions about whether the protomolecule can manipulate time. The way Julie and Miller get coopted is so delightfully creepy and their sections as the interface for the protomolecule are the best in the entire TV series. In the book, more is made out of the signal coming out of Eros. Miller spends more time listening to it and it gets more space on the page.
The OPA makes me uncomfortable but I think it's supposed to. Nobody's clean.
Thoth Station is perfectly named. So many fun mythology and literary references.
It reminds me of Heinlein in a good way. Also of Mass Effect with the vomit zombies.
Just a really fun read
SPOILERS
I really like noir so Miller's chapters are slightly more my speed. I like his connection with Julie and I have questions about whether the protomolecule can manipulate time. The way Julie and Miller get coopted is so delightfully creepy and their sections as the interface for the protomolecule are the best in the entire TV series. In the book, more is made out of the signal coming out of Eros. Miller spends more time listening to it and it gets more space on the page.
The OPA makes me uncomfortable but I think it's supposed to. Nobody's clean.
Thoth Station is perfectly named. So many fun mythology and literary references.
It reminds me of Heinlein in a good way. Also of Mass Effect with the vomit zombies.
Just a really fun read
