Tag: Michael Cobley
Night, Rain, And Neon: All New Cyberpunk Stories edited by Michael Cobley (book review).
‘Night, Rain, And Neon’ is a collection of all new cyberpunk stories from Newcon Press with an Oxford comma in the title, edited by Michael Cobley who wrote the ‘Humanity’s Fire’ space opera trilogy which I enjoyed years ago. It’s a tribute to ‘Neuromancer’ by William Gibson which came out in 1984. So cyberpunk has […]
Ancestral Machines (Book Four of Humanity’s Fire) by Michael Cobley (book review).
In ‘Ancestral Machines (A Humanity’s Fire Novel book 4)’ by Michael Cobley, trouble comes to the Milky Way galaxy. One hundred thousand years ago in the Greater Shining Galaxy, a galaxy far, far away, they built a marvel of engineering called the Great Harbour of Benevolent Harmony. It comprised two hundred worlds harnessed to an […]
Ascendant Stars (Book Three of Humanity’s Fire) by Michael Cobley (book review).
‘Ascendant Stars’ is part three of a big trilogy, ‘Humanity’s Fire’, which can be a problem. The book opens with a pretty efficient summary of what has gone before from author Michael Cobley. Unfortunately, so much has gone before it was hard to get my head around. Deciding the best thing to do was carry […]
