seveneves

I'm almost done with seveneves and the thing that gets me is how defensive his wrighting has become.

I'm going to read a few reviews of Seveneves before I read it, Reamde burned me so bad.

SP: Two-thirds of the way into your novel, Seveneves – in fact, on page 569 – you do something kind of crazy.

I just finished reading Seveneves (his latest book, which this interview is mostly about), and quite liked it.

Wow this looks oddly familiar having read Seveneves by Neal Stephenson recently.

Reamde should be near the top and Seveneves closer to the bottom.

The Baroque Cycle is fantastic and I just finished Seveneves which is really good as well.

It plays a major role in Neal Stephenson's latest novel, SeveneveS.

If you treat Seveneves as one book, that might annoy you.

I read the first chapter of Seveneves back in May, so that one is on the list, as is The Baroque Cycle.

So the glider tech in Seveneves is possible then?

Have you gotten a chance to read Seveneves yet?

If I recall correctly, he gives up on endings altogether in Anathem, with the narrator literally writing something along the lines of "there's much more left to tell, but this is enough." Seveneves skirts the issue by basically slapping together two rather disjoint stories, ending one "book" by abruptly beginning another.

A bit of warning about Seveneves: treat it as a duology.

Yeah, I read Seveneves, then The Martian and many things felt very familiar.

Also, I was occasionally distracted at the beginning when snippets of dialog from Anathem were reused in the form of exposition in Seveneves.