Revelation Space
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Need to use 10 audible credits!
Adam
May 02, 2013 10:58AM
I have 10 audible credits still to use up in the next week before my sub expires.
My only stipulation is that I like to use audible credits on longer books (I prefer to read the shorter books and listen to the longer ones.) I'm not going to put a hard limit on it though.
I generally like hard sci-fi---like Revelation Space series---over fantasy, but I loved the Thomas Covenant series. Also really like Hyperion but not as much into Game of Thrones.
Hopefully that's enough to at least whittle down the possibilities a bit.
Thanks!!
My only stipulation is that I like to use audible credits on longer books (I prefer to read the shorter books and listen to the longer ones.) I'm not going to put a hard limit on it though.
I generally like hard sci-fi---like Revelation Space series---over fantasy, but I loved the Thomas Covenant series. Also really like Hyperion but not as much into Game of Thrones.
Hopefully that's enough to at least whittle down the possibilities a bit.
Thanks!!
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If you like Reynold's Revelation series, which I would only describe as sort of hard SF as it has its fair share of unobtanium in it, then I would recommend Peter Hamilton's Commonwealth and Void series (the Void books follow on from the Commonwealth ones). They are certainly long books, have a similar feel to the Revelation Space books (huge canvas, massive detail, many interlinked threads) and, in my opinion, surpass them.
Also worth considering are Neal Asher's Polity books and Iain M Banks' Culture books. These are somewhat shorter books but still on the long side typically four to six hundred pages.
Also worth considering are Neal Asher's Polity books and Iain M Banks' Culture books. These are somewhat shorter books but still on the long side typically four to six hundred pages.
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