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anthonypeere
Yes this series is certainly Hot! All you have to do is flip through the pages and steam almost literally comes out of the pages. I shouldn't like the series and that is why I give it two stars. I know you can hate me but the amount of profanity especially a certain word can be found at least once on every page. A couple of times I stopped reading, removed my bookmark and knew it was best for me just not to continue. Obviously it didn't last the temptation was too strong and I was too weak. Even though the girls are the same the story is still so similair between all three books. Simone excels and compelling and likable characters even when they are gang-bangers with a potty mouth and sleep around. Those in general are not characteristics I like in main characters yet she makes you really like this bad boy Fuentos brothers. I hope Simone writes more maybe more like her "How to Ruin" series that are a little cleaner.
2020-12-30 14:23
ghiucristi
I like short stories. I like fiction written before and during WWII. I like Asimov. That's a trifecta for this book, then. I'm pretty much guaranteed to like it. This book is an interesting phenomena of the publishing world, though-- it's not published because the stories themselves are of extraordinary merit-- there is a reason why they haven't been anthologized before. These stories are collected more as an autobiography, of witnessing the growth of his writing and his identity of an author through the relation of how he got his start in publishing. While many of the stories are very good ("Homo Sol," "Super-Neutron," "Author! Author!" and "The Red Queen's Race" being some of my favorites), the focus of these volumes are not on the stories themselves but on the process of writing them. I especially loved his revelation of how the editor John Campbell-- an industry legend and an author in his own right-- was key to the creation of the man we all know as Isaac Asimov, the Father of Modern Science Fiction.
2020-08-06 04:44
