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<blockquote data-quote="Autumnal" data-source="post: 9270738" data-attributes="member: 6671663">Finished Raft by Stephen Baxter, and loved it. It follows descents of a starship which had this misfortune to slide into a universe with gravity a billion times stronger than here. Lots of physical details, and also excellent characters and plot. This was his novel, and shows a lot the strengths he’s shown throughout his career.Now reading Diving Into the Wreck by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Look, you show me a mysterious derelict starship and people who are gonna explore it, and I am there. I’m have a strong tropism for such things and always have. It’s off to a great start, as I expect from Rusch. (This is the novella version, in a bundle of six Diving Universe novellas. Novel is here, too.)Fascinating thing from the introduction: she likes to write novellas instead of typical settling bibles. They serve that place in her series development.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Autumnal, post: 9270738, member: 6671663"] Finished [B]Raft[/B] by Stephen Baxter, and loved it. It follows descents of a starship which had this misfortune to slide into a universe with gravity a billion times stronger than here. Lots of physical details, and also excellent characters and plot. This was his novel, and shows a lot the strengths he’s shown throughout his career. Now reading [B]Diving Into the Wreck[/B] by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Look, you show me a mysterious derelict starship and people who are gonna explore it, and I am there. I’m have a strong tropism for such things and always have. It’s off to a great start, as I expect from Rusch. (This is the novella version, in a bundle of six Diving Universe novellas. Novel is here, too.) Fascinating thing from the introduction: she likes to write novellas instead of typical settling bibles. They serve that place in her series development. [/QUOTE]

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