![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In effect, they’ve become immortal, because they can transform themselves into whatever it takes to survive whatever they encounter. ![]() A lifeform leaves the craft and we’re told that it’s from a planet so volatile and forever quick-changing that the inhabitants have learned to evolve just as quickly. In prehistoric times, a spacecraft crashes into what will eventually become the Pacific Ocean and settles on the seabed. I picked it up because there’s an undersea angle. So on the rare occasions that I do finish a book, it’s because it’s really damn compelling. I follow Bookgasm’s Hundred-Page-Rule that states, “If a book’s not good by page one-hundred, stop reading it.” In fact, I’ve modified it into my own, even more hardcore version: “If by page one-hundred you can stop reading do.” That keeps me from debating whether or not a book is “good.” The standard isn’t technical quality it’s whether or not I can put it down. If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know that I don’t finish a lot of novels. ![]()
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