SCI-FI or otherwise.

Black Holes and Baby Universes? i dont know, it was interesting to read some explanation about the relativity theory for first time there.

Here's mine.
All of them are SCI-FI

>ROBOTECH (I have all except other 2 Sentinals books and Before the Invid Storm or the RPG guiedes except REF guide)

>John Ringo's POLSEEN WAR searies
-A Hynm Before Battle
-Gust Front
-When The Devil Dances
-Hell's Faire
-The Hero
-Yellow Eyes
-Watch On The Rhine

>John Ringo & Travis S. Taylor's LOOKING GLASS series
-Into The Looking Glass
-Vorpal Blade
-(I'm gonna get this one when I can) Manxome Foe

>Ian Douglas' HERATAGE and LEGACY trilogies
-Semper Mars
-Luna Marine
-Europa Strike
-Star Corps
-Battlespace (THE coolest name for a book ever!)
-Star Marines

>Travis S. Taylor's Novels (He's a big fan of ROBOTECH!)
-Warp Speed
-Quantum Connection
-One Day On Mars

>Keith Laumer's BOLO Univers
-Honor of The Regiment
-The Unconqureable
-(John Ringo's) The Road To Damascus

I like SCI-FI alot, this is where I learn alot about science.

Yeah, well, you arent going to learn a lot about Science in the Robotech novels, they're fantasy, full of ideas which doesnt have a real countepart in reality.
The series is Sci Fi.

I know ,but look at the Looking Glass series, it's frickn' nothing but
Science, Aliens fighting Navy SEALS and more science.


But it's good to have a little fantacy with your Sci-Fi, right?

Seriously, I learn alot about science from most of what I read, as well as some other fun things.


What kind of guns work better agians different kinds of aliens?

Why is Quarkium a bigger bomb material that Anti-Matter.

Exactly what the HELL is a Phasor?

What are the factors that interfere with partacle weapons?

What is the differance between left-hand isomers and right-hand
isomers?

What is a fricken' isomer?


Reading is also a great way to escape the crappy reaily you're in.

I like my Sci Fi and Fantasy separated. Well, to be honest, I dont like Fantasy but that's just me. I really love to see or read about something that could be real in the future.

Hmmm... I basicaly like the whole Military or Action Sci Fi books.

But I can tolorate some fantasy.

I guess I had my dad to blame for getting me hooked on these books.
(Now I do the same to him!)

It's a fun way to escape.

Where would you rather be (without ill consequence), a lame same old same old day, or blasting aliens that just marched their way up to the Washington Monument with a kick ass suit powered armor (a refeance to John Ringo's Gust Front.)

This is what I love!

Ah!

Read Travis S. Taylor's Warp Speed.

It's about a real, honest-to-god, idea for a warp drive that the author actually works the fricken' math on for a living!!!!!!!!

Thanks!

"The Art of Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles"

Funniest book I've ever read. Highly reccomended.