Scott Morris'
Bastion of Truth

About as good a sci-fi book as you’re likely to read, and it’s an introduction to a whole series of the lovely little buggers.

If you like reading patent nonsense from the right-wing American equivalent of David Icke then this is the book for you! If you, y’know, sane, avoid like a mixture of AIDS and Ebola. Apologies to David Icke for the harsh, harsh insult. Even he’s not this bad, lizardpeople conspiracies and all.

Interesting, captivatingly written but disappointingly short Faust update.

Early-ish novel from Liberal comedian Al Franken, telling of his fictitious election campaign and brief Presidency. Has its moments, but his later, less fanciful works are vastly superior.

Heller’s bona fide classic on the insanity of war. A tragi-comedy of the highest order.

Another uber-bleak outing from Ellis. Not enjoyable, as such, but certainly compelling.

A write-up of Jack Kerouac’s beat classic On The Road. I likey the poom poom.

A quick write-up on this appealing, heroin trade based page-turner of a thriller.

A write-up on the informative yet digestible, often very funny state-of-play in robotic world, and how it’s going to lead to our death.

Beautifully written but slightly baffling sci-fi. A little esoteric for my liking, and given the stuff I like that’s saying something.