Two of the Most Entertaining SF Novels from the 1980s

SF SITE UPDATE: This week over at SF.DRB site: Fall in love again with the no-holds-barred, edge-of-your-seat science fiction! - featuring inexhaustible flow of ideas, rich language, and skillfully-plotted adventure. Even though the following two novels were published back in the 1980s, there are highly recommended for those who can not stand run-of-the-mill bland SF fare and wants to feel excitement about reading SF again. Author M. Christian reviews "Vacuum Flowers" by Michael Swanwick and "The Anubis Gates" by Tim Powers - Click Here to Read the Rest -> Art copyright: Grant Morrison ------------ Also, we've updated our "Body Snatchers" overview of alien-possession science fiction books with a review of a classic novel by Robert A. Heinlein - "The Puppet Masters"! - Click here ------------ Don't miss our "Ultimate Guide to SF&F writers, 1990-2009"! -> More SF reviews forthcoming on a regular basis. Subscribe to DRB SF by rss or email. Send your review of SF book or story listed on the site.