A tepid but literary sequel to Summer of Night.


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God, Gods, Heroes, Robots, Monsters, Aliens, Literary References, Post-Humans, Epic SF Weirdness


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Middle America, 1960s, boys' adventure, ancient evil.


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The gods continue to play games with human lives in the 40th century.


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The Hyperion Cantos ends with yet another Christ-figure and some time travel cleverness.


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A Roman Catholic empire has replaced the Hegemony of Man, and the Shrike is back in the sequel to the sequel of Hyperion.


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One-line summary: The conclusion of an epic space opera ends the way most series should end.


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One-line summary: The Canterbury Tales as space opera, with a homicidal spikey alien god-thing stalking the pilgrims.


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