Book: The Armageddon Blues
Sep. 8th, 2009 10:51 pmAuthor: Daniel Keys Moran
Details: (c) 1988 Daniel Keys Moran; Pub 1988 Bantam Spectra; ISBN 0-553-27115-6
Verdict: The Armageddon Blues is entertaining though a little sparse.
Reasons for reading it: After I tried and failed to give this to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lethargic_man, I had it in my bag when I was travelling across the country for job interviews, and had otherwise run out of reading matter.
How it came into my hands: I spotted it in one of the wonderful SF bookshops in California, and picked it up idly because I am aware of Moran as a writer with a cult following, but obscure to the mainstream. And it turned out to be signed by the author, so I thought I could give it tolethargic_man, because he's a big fan of Moran's (half-written) Continuing Time series. But it turned out that although this isn't directly part of said series, and I hadn't heard Michael talk about it, he already owned the book.
( detailed review )
Details: (c) 1988 Daniel Keys Moran; Pub 1988 Bantam Spectra; ISBN 0-553-27115-6
Verdict: The Armageddon Blues is entertaining though a little sparse.
Reasons for reading it: After I tried and failed to give this to
lethargic_man, I had it in my bag when I was travelling across the country for job interviews, and had otherwise run out of reading matter.How it came into my hands: I spotted it in one of the wonderful SF bookshops in California, and picked it up idly because I am aware of Moran as a writer with a cult following, but obscure to the mainstream. And it turned out to be signed by the author, so I thought I could give it to
lethargic_man, because he's a big fan of Moran's (half-written) Continuing Time series. But it turned out that although this isn't directly part of said series, and I hadn't heard Michael talk about it, he already owned the book. ( detailed review )
