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3.0 out of 5 stars
Banks goes Victorian,
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This review is from: Harm's Way (Hardcover)
This is a rather interesting cocktail: a Dickensian space tale of a girl looking for her past. Wooden spaceships, primitive Martian angels and what else. Greenland's way of treating the space opera setting is somewhat similar to Iain M. Banks, but he doesn't have a philosophy as deep. Also, the ending is somewhat clumsy. Still a good read - for those who understand.
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Harm's Way by Colin Greenland (Paperback - 1993)
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