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5.0 out of 5 stars
Engaging--Ideal for the first-time science fiction reader!,
By L. Peteani "PA Mom" (Philadelphia, PA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Art of Getting Bent (Paperback)
After reading this, I am no longer afraid of science-fiction. Nor am I afraid of biological annihilation--I think I'd like to be a splice.
M. Sahm writes in a way that engages the brain. At the same time, he expertly weaves enough reality into his story so that the reader is plagued with the idea that something of this nature might really happen. He adds an element of intrigue--the license plate chapter headings, occasional artwork, and the hidden captions, phrases, and ideas that make you wonder whether certain people in this story are really a work of fiction or not. Only he knows for sure...the rest of us are left to wonder. It's that feeling that captures the reader, along with the personalities of Serico, Amaretta, Tiberius Tagonist, and Def Mechlin. I found myself rooting for Serico throughout the entire book! I anxiously await further publications. |
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The Art of Getting Bent by M. Sahm (Paperback - January 17, 2005)
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