Comments: Of course I have to say nice things about the book. Like, for example, that I enjoyed it (which I did). Possibly "omg you have to read it", but only if I think I have an audience interested in sci-fi (all kinds of nifty technology). Is this also when I admit that I read most of it before/during various classes? Very much an action story, and very much enjoyable. And we learn more about that enigmatic Monolith. Kinda.
Monday, May 18, 2009
3001: The Final Odyssey, by Arthur C. Clarke
Summary: Remember Frank Poole, drifting out into infinite space in 2001? Well he's back. Watch as he learns to interact with a society of the future.
Comments: Of course I have to say nice things about the book. Like, for example, that I enjoyed it (which I did). Possibly "omg you have to read it", but only if I think I have an audience interested in sci-fi (all kinds of nifty technology). Is this also when I admit that I read most of it before/during various classes? Very much an action story, and very much enjoyable. And we learn more about that enigmatic Monolith. Kinda.
Comments: Of course I have to say nice things about the book. Like, for example, that I enjoyed it (which I did). Possibly "omg you have to read it", but only if I think I have an audience interested in sci-fi (all kinds of nifty technology). Is this also when I admit that I read most of it before/during various classes? Very much an action story, and very much enjoyable. And we learn more about that enigmatic Monolith. Kinda.
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