Official Review: The Third Thaw by Karl J. Hanson
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Re: Official Review: The Third Thaw by Karl J. Hanson
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You're right; it was too textbook like. It's got potential, but it hasn't been fully realized. Thanks!
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Well, it was definitely a bit much for me. I love learning and being entertained at the same time, but this one definitely crossed the line. At times, it was more of a textbook. Thanks!
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There is some truth in that, though I wouldn't say this was as much world building as straight scientific knowledge. Thanks for commenting.Ice dragon wrote: ↑12 Dec 2018, 14:45 A lot of sci-fi authors struggle to find a balance between imparting knowledge and building the story. Their enthusiasm is endearing but I think they need to have some coaching on how to write stories correctly, as they don't make good books
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True. There was quite a bit of German in there. I think they even did a bit of comparison on the German language verses English. Thanks for commenting.
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It does seem to be difficult to find a happy medium as far as information goes. Thanks for your comment.Shrabastee wrote: ↑17 Dec 2018, 05:37 I find it ironic that this book was overloaded with information. Many sci fi books I have read showed a disappointing lack of authentic scientific background. This book seems to have gone to the other extreme by ovardoing it. I surely would not like to read it. Thank you for your honest review!
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It has its merits for sure.prospero360 wrote: ↑20 Dec 2018, 09:18 The plot seems really interesting. It's a shame it wasn't well executed.
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