Describe your latest work. When I started working on Plant-Thinking in 2008, I had no idea that the project would turn out to be as broad as it did....
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I read this book when I was 16 or 17 and it's still one of my top ten books...and I've read a LOT of books. It's truly a classic tale of good vs. evil done Stephen King style. It's one of the few books I recommend to anyone, without having to consider the type of books they're into. Stephen King books in general just seem to lose something when they're translated to film, so anyone who saw the television movie version from a few years back should know this is definitely one of those stories that's exponentially better in book form.
I love Jack McDevitt's books. I think this one is my favorite. I read this several years ago and have re-read a couple of times since. It's an interesting story about a civilization that once had technology, etc., and has dropped back to a time more like the 1800s or so.
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The Stand by Stephen King
kelliemo, September 20, 2011
I read this book when I was 16 or 17 and it's still one of my top ten books...and I've read a LOT of books. It's truly a classic tale of good vs. evil done Stephen King style. It's one of the few books I recommend to anyone, without having to consider the type of books they're into. Stephen King books in general just seem to lose something when they're translated to film, so anyone who saw the television movie version from a few years back should know this is definitely one of those stories that's exponentially better in book form.Eternity Road by Jack Mcdevitt
kelliemo, September 8, 2011
I love Jack McDevitt's books. I think this one is my favorite. I read this several years ago and have re-read a couple of times since. It's an interesting story about a civilization that once had technology, etc., and has dropped back to a time more like the 1800s or so.