Mekanurg
I'd rather be different than indifferent.
Nu har jag fått upp min sf-roman The Ice War som ebok på Amazon Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Ice-War-Ander...8&qid=1427447645&sr=8-1&keywords=anders+blixt
Den har nyligen fått följande recension av Colin Speirs:
Den har nyligen fått följande recension av Colin Speirs:
This alternate history novella is not about the great differences between our world and the world of the book. Instead the reader is given enough to be getting on with and then the story and characters are the focus of attention.
Our protagonist is no superhero spy, he has a cover and a mission, but events take a turn for the worse quickly. His actions are those of a human being doing what they can, and the choices he makes are hard.
The setting, a harsh colonial frontier and supporting cast are believable. The turn of events humanly stupid and ultimately futile. Despite only having a brief introduction to the changed world, you care about the mission and the effects of the new conflict on the balance of power. Basically, important thing, the story sucks you in and pulls you along at speed, before causing your heart to leap to your mouth as you realise what Johnny Bornewald must face.
If he does not produce a sequel sharpish then I shall be most upset.
Our protagonist is no superhero spy, he has a cover and a mission, but events take a turn for the worse quickly. His actions are those of a human being doing what they can, and the choices he makes are hard.
The setting, a harsh colonial frontier and supporting cast are believable. The turn of events humanly stupid and ultimately futile. Despite only having a brief introduction to the changed world, you care about the mission and the effects of the new conflict on the balance of power. Basically, important thing, the story sucks you in and pulls you along at speed, before causing your heart to leap to your mouth as you realise what Johnny Bornewald must face.
If he does not produce a sequel sharpish then I shall be most upset.