This is the first installment Children Of Time is a science fiction epic story where we follow the last survivor's of humanity on Earth aboard a ship along with a civilization of intelligent spiders on Kern's planet. The human ship "Gilgamesh" orbits close to Kern's World throughout the story, as we follow different points of view and narrators. The novel delves deep into topics such as God, Religion, and Evolution.
Horologium Bibliophile
I like to read books on a variety of genres like Math, Science, Astronomy, Fantasy and Science Fiction. Every now and then I branch out but these are the genres I mostly read. In this blog, you can find Ideas on what to read and my honest opinion on the books I have read.
Saturday, 4 April 2026
Sunday, 21 December 2025
A Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan
December 22nd 2025 Chapter One- Nine
I am currently on Chapter Nine and enjoying this much so far. This story follows Isabella Carmherst, a researcher focused on dragons. This world is inspired on our own 19th century. I enjoy any Victorian era novel, I find the characters, the setting, and their style entertaining. In "A Natural History of Dragons" we follow Isabella from her blooming child-like curiosity and avid interest for dragons up until the adult naturalist and researcher she becomes. So far, I have seen her grow up, get in trouble, and get married. Lets see what else she can accomplish!
Quotes I liked and Why ? (Annotations)
Saturday, 24 September 2022
Children Of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
This is the first installment Children Of Time is a science fiction epic story where we follow the last survivor's of humanity on Earth...
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This book follow Serena a human transported to Faerie Land and Forced to fight for her life in an Arena, She's forced away from her only...
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I neeeeed to finish quite a few books before the end of this year. I have been noticing that I have been reading a bit more quickly. sometim...
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What I liked the most about this one is the automatons, even though they weren't the good guys. I wasn't a big fan of the world buil...