Month: November 2010

Yet another review of Pink Noise, this time from Sweden. This is what Ove Jansson has to say about the book: This is a real different novel, it is a posthuman tale about Nathi one of the best brain doctors in the solar system and how he saves a comatose girl and change the balance of power at the same time. It has a very unique tone and a lot of research has gone into it obvious by the 60 pages reference material at the end. This leaves only 130 pages of story which might sound little, but it is…

Another review of Pink Noise is discovered by our software archaeologists. This is what Antony Jones at SFBook.com has to say: This book is one of the most impressive works of literature I have read in some time, both utterly original and technologically head-spinning. The pace is relentless and the prose almost poetic in places with a real sense of grace and emotional power. Pink Noise is the explosive birth of a new star in science fiction. For the complete review, please visit SFBook.com.