1960 / Audiobook / 154 pages / USA
***
It's no Dune, but this action-packed survival story in a superlatively harsh setting would've made a fun watered-down Saturday morning cartoon.
1976 / Audiobook / 288 pages / USA
***
I liked the faux scholary commentary and the historical melting pot, but the plot wasn't any more interesting than an authentic saga would have been, without the anthropological value.
2003 / Audiobook / 102 pages / USA
*
I never got into this particular Smiths album, for whatever reason, so hoped this appraisal might help me to remember and appreciate it. Unfortunately, the writer fancied himself a wild card and wrote an irrelevant fictional novella that gave him an excuse to perv over Lolitas instead. A waste of time, but at least not too much time.
2013 / Audiobook / 288 pages / USA
**
The incredible story of a self-important American who went to the rescue when Russians failed to solve their own mystery for fifty years.
2019 / Audiobook / 352 pages / USA
****
This psychedelic post-sense future congeals into clarity as it goes along. Apparently the second book in a series, but I recommend diving in here for optimal disorientation, as well as averting your eyes from blurbs or reviews. Including this one, fuck off.
