Fuzzy Nationβ β β β β
John Scalzi Not sure itβs better, but it is more enjoyable than the original, with better characterization and less deus-ex-machina. Same overall story of colonization, corporate greed, enviromnental exploitation and who counts as people, but different enough to enjoy both.
Head Onβ β β β β
John Scalzi The sequel to Lock In is a fast read with intriguing concepts, fun characters and an interesting mystery. This time locked-in FBI agent Chris Shane investigates the death of a locked-in athlete in a sport too extreme for human bodies, played with remotely-controlled robots.
The Kaiju Preservation Societyβ β β β β
John Scalzi Escaping the pandemic by learning to survive on a world with gigantic monsters.
Starter Villainβ β β β β
John Scalzi A fun, fast read, parodying the James Bond Villain archetype. With talking dolphins and typing cats.
When The Moon Hits Your Eyeβ β β β β
John Scalzi A fast, enjoyable read with a few gut punches hidden throughout. Not so much about the moon turning into cheese as how lots of different people react to the moon turning into cheese.