Sci-fi cyberpunk. A short fun ride, although the hectic pace makes some bits of the narrative feel squashed and in need of more room to breathe. Looking forward to the next installment.

A cracking read, really unputdownable. Had a very different feel to it than the TV series - Kovacs is less of a cipher and feels more human, and medium allows more a deep dive into things only mentioned in the show. Definitely going to look into the rest of the series.

Beep boop here come the chivalry robots

On second thought, let's not go to Terra. It is a silly place.

The outer solar system is extremely dangerous and twins are confusing.

Eighty percent of the words in this book are "wolf". Also weirdly short sentences throughout, felt very different from how Annandale normally writes.

Opens with a weirdly sexual description of a girl's body being riddled with bullets so uh thinking this is going to be a strange one.

Like 90% unrelated to the series itself and also 90% totally unremarkable compared to other stuff written by dabnett.

Caliban is weird and makes people dumb, volume whatever.

"The “transactive memory system” called Google is already rewiring the parts of our brains that used to remember facts locally; now those circuits store search protocols for remote access of a distributed database."

Dogs are always going to come up short if you insist on defining them as a weird kind of cat.

Expected Lord of the Rings but with more mythicalness, received allegorical tale about the universe being sang into reality. A+ would venerate Eru again