TEST Book Club - July Nominations (CLOSED)

[Printimus]

Have we read Columbus Day by R. C. Bray yet? If not I want to nominate that one again. It has a talking beer can in it.

Nevermind, I found it. R.C. Bray is the narrator...... not the author.

 

[DarthMunkee]

Nevermind, I found it. R.C. Bray is the narrator...... not the author.

Close enough

 

[Printimus]

Close enough

WRONG!

 

[Printimus]

Last thread bump. This thing closes tomorrow. A little underwhelmed with only 7 entries.

 

[Sraika]

Last thread bump. This thing closes tomorrow. A little underwhelmed with only 7 entries.

no this is the last thread bump :p

 

[Bruttle]

I nominate Heroes Die by Matthew Woodring Stover. I'm a sucker for a good anti-hero story. This one is both sci fi and fantasy. The story is set in a future where actors are teleported(?) to a different world where magic exists. There they have adventures that people can watch from a first person perspective. The protagonist is a... well he's a homicidal assassin. The book plays out like an action movie and is actually pretty damn good.

 

[Printimus]

I nominate Heroes Die by Matthew Woodring Stover. I'm a sucker for a good anti-hero story. This one is both sci fi and fantasy. The story is set in a future where actors are teleported(?) to a different world where magic exists. There they have adventures that people can watch from a first person perspective. The protagonist is a... well he's a homicidal assassin. The book plays out like an action movie and is actually pretty damn good.

Very good, thank you for your nomination!

 

[SoloFlyer]

How about "The moon is a harsh mistress" by robert heinlein

 

[Printimus]

How about "The moon is a harsh mistress" by robert heinlein

A classic. Good pick.