pickI really love where this goes (bit campy sometimes but…) taking on questions of immortality, stewardship, colonialism, and extinction/extermination. Some might feel it is too light on some of these tough subjects, but taking it for what it is, it allowed my mind to play and wander. Really liked this! What a good listen!
pickThis last 1 brought it all to a great conclusion, but boy am I left STILL wanting more.
For a series at its essence based on the replicated consciousness of 1 man, who lives most of his “life” in VR, I felt for him. Many of his “clones” became great characters in their own right, showing just how human, even non-biological humans can be. I just want to know how they all made out as they developed & grew in different ways & continued to explore.
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1. My nephew is one month clean and sober today!
2. We‘re probably going to be snowed in, so besides shoveling...most likely reading and playing games.
3. Today I‘m reading the tagged book All These Worlds and re-reading Lord of the Rings!
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pickAll These Worlds concludes my time in The Bobiverse. The trilogy hits its high point in Book 2 and never really makes it back in the third installment. It was, however, a good ending to a good sci-fi trilogy.
Overall audiobook rating: 3.98
Series rating: 4.18
pickThe 3rd and last book in the amazing Bobiverse series. I will miss this universe, its habitants and The Bob! #Bobiverse #dennisetaylor
pickA very satisfying end to a quirky but excellent series! These books, for all their lightheartedness, raise questions about technological immortality, what it means to be human, love, loss and possibly most importantly what it means to be an individual. With the Bobiverse Taylor has created an absolute gem of a story and hopefully brought the debate about our future as a species to a whole new audience. Well worth a read folks!.
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