Status Updates From Agent de Véga

La Vérité sur Cushgar - a story about a kidnapping or something of the sort. Battles, mystery, ... not bad, but again: the style is not so accessible (at least the French translation) and it's hard to feel sympathy for the characters. One more story and then I'm done with this.

* Drame intérieur - Charles Van de Vet (Wheels Within). About seeking your true identity, whilst being in a sort of coma and reliving a life of a very long time ago in order to remember who you really are. Strange, but nice story.
* Les Étoiles répondent - T.K. Brown III (When the Stars Answer). Should we really send out a message into space to seek alien contact? What if one of them do come to us? More advanced?

While I still have to read the two last parts of the main story (La Vérité sur Cushgar and La Seconde nuit de l'été), I did read the short stories that follow:
* Tout au fond de moi, je pleure - Clifford D. Simak (I'm Crying All Inside), about poor and rich people. Rich taking off into space, the poor taking over the rich stuff, but don't really know what to do next with their lives.
* ...

Les Illusionnistes done. Heavy style, a bit hard to "see" the story, also due to external circumstances. Female inspector/agent robot as main character. Time for a break and something else.

1st substory done: Agent de Véga. Not that accessible in style. But, a decent story about fighting crimes, politics, communicating via telepathy & through this invading one's mind. Also alien creatures taking over the minds of people & reproducing, seeking new hosts. Robots (AI's) & humans collaborate. Large background, several worlds. A bit like in Leviathan Wakes (The Expanse, #1), sort of.