Absolution Gap (Gollancz S.F.) |
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 | Having read Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days (which I loved), this, the second Alaistair Reynolds novel I've read, proved a major disappointment. The main problem with the novel is that at least 50% of it's length is taken up by highly detailed descriptions of the workings of a fairly uninspired religion founded by a madman - gripping reading it ain't. The revelations at the end of the novel are it's saving grace, but large chunks of the text could have been edited out without affecting the plot ... read more.
Written by Alastair Reynolds. Published 13 May 2004. rrp £7.99. Published by Gollancz.Paperback. | |
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