Leviathan Wakes (James S. A. Corey)

From 2017, thoughts about Manifest Destiny and what real-world space colonization would look like.
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"Leviathan Wakes is extremely well written, with a tight plot and carefully chosen prose. This alone separates it from the vast majority of today’s science fiction. Nor is it tendentious message fiction, further separating it from most modern science fiction, which is all about the navel-gazing identity of the characters, mostly as thinly veiled metaphor for present-day political conflicts. Thus, the taut, straightforward story here has broad appeal, which is doubtless at least part of the reason it has been serialized into a TV series (on SyFy), called The Expanse. I haven’t seen the series, but if it is reasonably faithful to the book, it is probably very much worth watching. Most importantly, it shows how a modern version of Manifest Destiny could work, a consummation devoutly to be wished." . . .

[@orangejulius8366]

it certainly looks as if there is affirmative action on the TV series...

[@nateh6441]

Thanks Charles! Appointment listening as always. Nate

[@georgeohwell7988]

Interesting book....