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David’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at David’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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David Nadas
Goodreads Author
Born
in Summit, The United States
Website
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
May 2013
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/davidnadas
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November Seed: It was the perfect day for a worst-case scenario.
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2014
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From Europa With Love: When events in space go from bad to worse. This is not a love story.
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End Of Days
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How AI is Shaping Modern Society and Freedom
The 1970 sci-fi film Colossus: The Forbin Project depicted AI designed for perfect order; to protect humanity from itself, making sure a nuclear winter would never arise. Fifty years later, this chilling vision is being integrated into our legal and social systems in ways that create unprecedented levels of algorithmic control, shaping a new era of digital authoritarianism.
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The author Anne McCaffrey wrote the "Talents" series to be read as standalone., where usually the prologue is enough for a new reader of the series to get caught up. The "Pegasus" Trilogy Order: To Ride Pegasus (1973) – Introduces the discovery of psy ...more |
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| Port Eternity is a brilliant piece of "pulp" science fiction that manages to feel both like a classic space fantasy adventure and a haunting psychological journey into the unknown. While many space operas focus on the mechanics of warp drives or gala ...more | |
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| I could not find the first volume to this book (Alien Island), but I came across a first edition of Alien Main with the plastic still on the jacket and was intrigued that the author (T.L. Sheerod) wrote in the Forward that due to health issues, he ha ...more | |
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| Pandora’s Star started strong but soon collapsed under its own weight. The writing is good, but after 236 pages of scattered storylines and an ever-expanding cast, I was still searching for a coherent plot. The pacing drags, the focus wanders, and wh ...more | |
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If it takes a soul to believe in a religion, then what do robots believe in? That’s the central paradox at the heart of Clifford D. Simak’s Project Pope, a quietly philosophical and imaginative science fiction novel that I wasn’t sure about at first—b ...more |
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