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Post by spanishspy on Jan 17, 2016 12:11:51 GMT
So I recently finished my second reading of Eugene Byrne and Kim Newman's Back in the USSA; I for one quite enjoyed it. It's an interesting romp through a parallel world, although not detrimentally so.
Does anyone here have thoughts on the novel (if it can be called that)?
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Post by lordroel on Jan 17, 2016 12:13:57 GMT
So I recently finished my second reading of Eugene Byrne and Kim Newman's Back in the USSA; I for one quite enjoyed it. It's an interesting romp through a parallel world, although not detrimentally so. Does anyone here have thoughts on the novel (if it can be called that)? If it was on Kindle i would read it, but seems that it is not the case at this moment. |
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Post by spanishspy on Jan 17, 2016 12:15:23 GMT
So I recently finished my second reading of Eugene Byrne and Kim Newman's Back in the USSA; I for one quite enjoyed it. It's an interesting romp through a parallel world, although not detrimentally so. Does anyone here have thoughts on the novel (if it can be called that)? If it was on Kindle i would read it, but seems that it is not the case at this moment. Which is a damned shame because it's a great book. |
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Post by lordroel on Jan 17, 2016 12:18:00 GMT
If it was on Kindle i would read it, but seems that it is not the case at this moment. Which is a damned shame because it's a great book. I have many of those books, i order them from the Amazon US or when i am in the States empty Barnes & Noble when i am there, you should see a TSA agent when they open my luggage and only books books and more books. |
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Post by baronbizarre on May 14, 2016 15:52:54 GMT
It's an amusing, if somewhat uneven, book. It's not "serious" AH - the mixture of real-life and fictional characters threw me a bit at first.
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Post by spanishspy on May 14, 2016 22:56:53 GMT
It's an amusing, if somewhat uneven, book. It's not "serious" AH - the mixture of real-life and fictional characters threw me a bit at first. It's very Turtledovesque in ways; I rather liked Milo Minderbender of Catch-22 being one of the oligarchs of the post-Communist America. |
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