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Review: Dying of the Light

George RR Martin created an incredibly rich universe where human civilisation is rebuilding itself after war and collapse, then, in its midst, placed an ephemeral planet in advanced decay. Used, then ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

I only gave it a 5 because I couldn't give it a 6. This is truly one of the best books ever written. Martin truly creates a culture that jumps right off the page, and before you even get to appreciate ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

It was interesting to read a one-off from Martin, especially an SF novel when I'm so used to his gritty fantasy stuff. It started slow, as is typical of Martin, and got a full head of steam in the ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

It took me ~125pp to get into Dying of the Light, but I am glad that I stayed with it as I really appreciated the second half of the novel. I can definitely see this being an early effort for Martin ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

It was pretty good. I started reading it because Mr. Martin was talking about it on his blog. I thought I'd give it a try. It reminds me of the classic sci-fi. Or, rather, the sci-fi I started reading ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

it is one of the best Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

Dying of the Light is George RR Martin's first published novel. Originally released in 1977, it shows Martin as a rising star in worldbuilding. As a debut effort, it's outstanding, but not without ... Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

Wonderful world-building as always! Read full review

Review: Dying of the Light

a great, historically founded, cultural insight into the differences between people from different colonies. cool book Read full review