I just recently read the first Expanse (Leviathan Awakens) and am reading Hyperion. Depends on what you are in a mood for. Expanse is more action-packed and easier to follow. Hyperion is higher up there, takes time to digest.
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Not as high as reading Annihilation
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agoThanks for a detailed response. Just started reading the Fall of Hyperion
I knew I was in the right place
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agoI know what you’re saying. The New Moon (Luna) was like that for me. Did not finish
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish3·1 year agoThanks for the warning
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agoMe too, let’s see who finishes first lol)
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish2·1 year agoit was definitely hard to get into it, what with all the world-building and weird terms. but it is enjoyable after you get over the hump
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agomay I ask why? it didn’t meet your expectations?
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish4·1 year agothere definitely were slow moments. I think Lamia’s tale was the most action-packed of all
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agook, I might give the second book a try. I can’t imagine the first two books being one gigantic book. The first one was already pretty long
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish4·1 year agoOk, I might give it a try.
Spoiler
Does the next book at least explain what happened to the Templar?
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish2·1 year agoYeah, I got that and I liked the different tones and variety of each individual tale. I guess I liked some tales more than others, but regardless I enjoyed the creativity of each individual tale
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•Just finished Hyperion, curious to hear the community’s thoughtsEnglish1·1 year agoNo just Hyperion
I remember seeing this on Reddit a while ago. Doesn’t make it less fun, of course. Just saying.
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•The 15 Best Hard Sci-Fi Movies That Define the GenreEnglish2·1 year agoSaw it a few years ago and it gave me strong Hitchcock vibes. Agree that watching Sheen in a serious movie was a little weird, but the movie was decent
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•The 15 Best Hard Sci-Fi Movies That Define the GenreEnglish8·1 year agoI hate Ad Astra so much. I was so hyped for it and then almost left the theater when we were watching it.
Gravity is not too terrible. Rewatched it recently. It’s a fun watch the first time but it’s too shallow for subsequent views.
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•What did you think of *Kaiju Preservation Society*?English2·1 year agoThank you so much for the detailed reply!
nodimetotie@lemmy.worldOPto Science Fiction@lemmy.world•What did you think of *Kaiju Preservation Society*?English1·1 year agoIs this a typical Scalzi book? Is it worth checking out any of his other works? It seems that he writes a lot and I am afraid that quantity takes priority over quality.
I had the exact same impression. Excellent ideas but need more fleshing out