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Australian SF Reader,
By Blue Tyson "- Research Finished" (Legion clubhouse) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Call to the edge (Paperback)
Call to the Edge : The Colours of the Masters - Sean McMullen
Call to the Edge : The Eyes of the Green Lancer - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : Destroyer of Illusions - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : Alone in His Chariot - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : The Deciad - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : Pax Romana - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : While the Gate Is Open - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : The Devils of Langenhagen - Sean McMullen Call to the Edge : The Dominant Style - Sean McMullen This is a short story collection. Some of the work in here went on to form part of other work. In this case, the Greatwinter book Souls In the Great Machine, and also The Centurion's Empire. "Eyes" and "Destroyer" in the case of the former, and "The Deciad" and "Pax Romana" for the latter. So, there is an early look at these stories for particular fans of that work, plus some other interesting things as well. A pair of elderly twins have lost music by a famous composer, but in a bizarre format that needs a technological tweak. With this work, comes a new musical find. 4 out of 5 The vineman, Darien and Theresla investigate the Call. 4 out of 5 Jealous chick's communications checkup. 4 out of 5 A new drug is invented that can make dreams seem absolutely real at any time. This changes things in a big way. 4 out of 5 Roman expedition recovery revenge. 3.5 out of 5 Roman leadership revived. 3.5 out of 5 A pair of researches into the use of Quantum Effect devices for medical reasons start a relationship: "There are probably few things quite so preposterous as a pair of thirty-five years old virgin hypochondriacs trying to teach each other about sex." They end up in South America where they can test some of their discoveries and theories on people, who, when ending up dead, won't be noticed like they would in the country of origin. 3.5 out of 5 Future people use past Earth wars as entertainment trips. 3.5 out of 5 Genetically regulated society's cyborg wildcard. 4 out of 5
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