john scalzi

Article Since I've seen and enjoyed the first three (or reasonable facsimiles thereof) and already wanted to see the fourth, it looks like an excellent list and I probably want to see all of them. Anybody seen any of these (especially the last six)?

I'm not sure if a thread has been started for John, so here goes. I am currently Kindling Old Man's War and am really glad I started reading it. This is really a fun, witty, sad, laugh out loud "science fiction/space opera?" story. About and old man who turns 75 and joins the military to be...

Although I really am a decent guy when you get to know me, I'll admit that my own personal outlook has the entire world populated with idiots, and, I'm sorry to say, I'll probably consider you one until I get to know you and you prove me wrong. I get lots of on-line criticism about that. Well...

I just finished reading John Scalzi’s Old Man's War, a nominee for the 2006 Hugo award, and found myself comparing it to John Steakley’s Armor, published in 1984, which I read a few months ago. Scalzi’s work is an entertaining read very much in the Heinlein tradition, as noted in the cover...