...this is really rather good:
http://upcoming4.me/news/book-news/review-the-first-fifteen-lives-of-harry-august-by-claire-north
It was on Radio 2's Book Club the other morning, I'm reading a download of it, and thoroughly enjoying it.
It raises the oft-asked question, if I could go back in time, with all memories intact, could I, would I, [i]should[/i] I, change anything?
I'm on chapter 27, so not half-way through, so lots left to read.
It's not really SF, or fantasy, rather a sort of fiction that defies classification, a bit like William Gibson's [i]Bigend[/i] trilogy.
Cheers, I've stuck it on the wish list for later.
Sounds a good shout, cheers.
My name is William Gibson, just in case you wanted to know. That chap has same name as me 8)
Sounds quite similar to 11.22.63 by Stephen King about the Kennedy assassination, I'll check it out when it appears on paperback - cheers.
Thanks for the heads up, bought it last night and really enjoying it.
Thanks for the heads up, bought it last night and really enjoying it.
+1, started it yesterday and totally hooked now. Will need to pace it so it's not finished by tomorrow.
Bigend
There's a trilogy called Big End??
Sorry, back on track.
Is it similar to Replay (70s not quite sci-fi about broadly similar things)?