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I don't find myself compulsively coming back to this, but it is good.

I had no idea what this was about going in, and I really don't completely know why I was interested in it. But that said I am mostly enjoying it so far.

Already feeling like I might like this one more? The setting is more established, so he can dig into the characters a bit more.

Lost of lot of reading time on the trip. This continues not to be the best catch-up book, but still.

Scarlett suggested that I could also be looking for fractal-nature. I also tend to note when I can guess who is narrating, but not always.

I didn't have anything new to read just now, so I figured why not? So far it seems my goal this time through is to notice the various missed guesses about future technology.

I don't think I like this quite as much as DitWC, but it's still interesting. As before, I'm much more into the Marconi parts.

I'm really not head-over-heels re: this one.

Well, blowing through this one.

I probably wouldn't be picking these up as quickly if I couldn't get them from the Prime Lending Library, but they're enjoyable enough.

I knew basically nothing about this going in and am not 100% sure why it was on my to-read list. That said, it's very much the sort of book I enjoy, so yay.

I'm relatively sure I like it, but I'm not at all sure what's going on or why.

Enjoying this quite a bit more than first impressions led me to suspect.

Finally getting around to this one. I wouldn't say that "I don't like hard sci-fi," but I find myself losing interest somewhat when the author spends much of the time showing off how plausible everything is.