Sunday, January 2, 2011

Hull Zero Three



This is a very fun short novel from Greg Bear, the author of Eon and Forge of God -- two books that I love.

Hull Zero Three isn't without it's flaws. It's confusing, strange, the first third is very fast paced while the last two thirds aren't... but it's a lot of fun and very creative. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend for a quick read.
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