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View original postI recommend Rachel Aaron's "Legend of Eli Monpress" for those who enjoy a lighthearted romp with an interesting take on magic. I really enjoy the characters and the way Aaron expands on her world (and the characters' stories) with each book.
I'm not IN anymore, so i don't know if she';s underrated. But she is fantastic. I don't read much spy/paranoia politics/conspiracy fiction, because it makes my head hurt. But when I want some, I turn to Deighton, old Le Carre, and now Moriarty.
In her Spin series, humanity has mostly left earth due to ecological deterioration - the only people who've stayed are those who have religious-spiritual connections to specific places.
There're artificial intelligences, planets being raped for resources, a lot of religion/spirituality discussion/commentary. A lot of whatever it is to be human.
Spin State, Spin Control and Ghost Spin. Also her YA fiction, The Inquisitor's Apprentice.
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If you had to recommend a lesser-known fantasy or sci-fi series,
- 01/10/2014 04:16:17 PM
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Re: If you had to recommend a lesser-known fantasy or sci-fi series,
- 01/10/2014 04:59:42 PM
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Lesser-known in general or lesser-known on this board? Because this board likes some obscure stuff.
- 05/10/2014 09:33:35 AM
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Re: Ooh OOh. Chris Moriarty.
- 16/10/2014 09:59:00 PM
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- 19/10/2014 11:35:03 PM
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