Most years I split my “favourite” stacks into regular fiction and crime fiction, but this time round ― mainly because we just had a baby, and I'm typing this with one hand while my other comforts our daughter ―I decided to just grab the ten books that most entertained, moved me, or provoked the most … Continue reading My Favourite Books of 2021
Category: Weir, Andy
Review: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
I generally don’t care for hard science fiction. By which I mean, sci-fi steeped in scientific accuracy and logic. Blame a lifetime reading superhero comics. Superman has incredible abilities because solar energy from the yellow sun is the source of energy for Kryptonian power. That explanation is enough. You want to explain how his body … Continue reading Review: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
Review: The Martian by Andy Weir
THE MARTIAN by Andy Weir is a pulse-pounding survival tale about an astronaut stranded on Mars, cut off from Earth and believed dead (thereby eliminating the possibility of a rescue mission), with only his wits and threadbare equipment as his companions. This is hardcore sci-fi; the story is supported by science grounded in quasi-reality, and … Continue reading Review: The Martian by Andy Weir