Neal Asher Interview
It’s not every day that one gets a chance to chat with one of the top names in SF, so I jumped at the opportunity to interview Mr. Neal Asher! I have most recently reviewed his novel Prador Moon, the first book in The Polity series, and I’ve reviewed Brass Man and Shadow of the Scorpion for another site. Both are novels of the Polity featuring agent Ian Cormac, who is a killing machine. If you’re a fan of military SF and haven’t yet read any novels by Neal Asher, do yourself a favor, and read them – you’ll be glad you did!
Q&A after the jump…
Prador Moon by Neal Asher – review
Prador Moon by Neal Asher is an action-packed book featuring as its heroes Jebel “U-cap” Krong, a legendary guerilla fighter with a personal score to settle with the crab-like Prador, and Moria Salem, a brilliant scientist with augmented intelligence. They and the Polity, a starfaring human civilization under the benevolent rule of watchful Artificial Intelligences, are fighting a (losing) battle against the incredibly voracious and ruthless Prador civilization.
Full review after the jump…
Book Review – The Skinner
Author: Neal Asher Cover Artist: Jim Burns Publisher: Tor Binding: Mass Market Paperback Publication Date: 2004 The Skinner is part of Neal Asher’s “Polity” universe. However, while it exists in the same future history as many of Asher’s other works, it is quite separated from most of them in time and location. Thus, while some [...]
