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Makes sense. Most of it is stories about cats.

I totally don’t get calendar warfare aka space magic, but that’s okay.

This book is worth buying just for the pure snark. I don’t doubt this book put the fear into people, because it’s clear he has read and has an opinion on just about everything, and is very clear about what you should do at every point.

It’s good. It’s very... French, in a way. The main character is a rake and a cad and a gentleman thief who walks into high society with a smile on his face. The tech is a thin gloss on top, but it’s reasonable.

Starts off interesting, but almost immediately loses the thread by focusing on the idiot protagonist and his emotional issues to the exclusion of all else. There is never a time when Grant isn't talking about how he's fucked up and deserves everything bad that happens to him, and the entire story of everything happening is somehow connected to his marriage.

It says something about narcissism that a man can travel the universe and still not be able to get out of his own head, but it doesn't make for a great reading experience.

This is a novella from the Sunflower cycle, so I’m not sure it makes sense in isolation. But I loved it, even if there are choices in there that make no sense (seriously, humans are very predictably outraged by cold equations)

A beautiful story where all the things that are scary to Lovecraft are perfectly fine and trying to live on their own terms, ideally without self centered white men trying to kill them for being different.

So very French that it could never have been written by a Frenchman. It’s like if Amelie were crossed with Catwoman.

Is good fairytale comic book.