Fiction
Related: About this forumJohn E. Stith
He's a writer, and I just finished Manhattan Transfer by him. Aliens take Manhattan Island and put it on a huge spaceship, along with other cities from other planets. New Yorkers are not about to take that unchallenged, and so things happen. It's excellent.
What I like best is that Stith doesn't write to a formula, as so many seem to do.
His Redshift Rendezvous is also amazing, and I highly recommend it.
Bayard
(28,999 posts)I'll look for it. Thanks!
Bayard
(28,999 posts)$4.63 for a clean, used hardback on ebay. Ordered.
PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,485 posts)His most recent book, Pushback, is a straight-forward mystery. I read it, kept on expecting a science-fictional aspect to pop up, and none ever did. It's very well worth reading, even so.
I asked him about that when I saw him last month at Mile Hi Con in Denver (one of the science fiction cons I attend every year) and he remarked that most of his reading is mystery novels.
