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	<title>Comments on: Leviathan Wakes, James SA Corey</title>
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		<title>By: Galacticdefender</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well, I thought it was a good read at least. Space Opera is by far my favorite genre, and Leviathan Wakes is a pretty good space opera in my opinion. The whole &quot;Ceres is filled with criminal scum&quot; thing got to me a bit too, however. If this story was set say, 600 years in the future and the entire asteroid belt was completely self-sufficient, then maybe, but heck, it kind of irritated me. 

Also the fact that the crewmembers hijack a freighter and know exactly how to fly it was a bit strange.

I really don&#039;t know where you are getting the whole sexism thing from. There were plenty of female characters that were portrayed well enough. Just remember that it is a book written by two guys, and the story is written as such. I highly doubt there was any intentional messages against women.

The characters weren&#039;t that interesting, Holden was alright, and so was the Detective guy, but the other characters were kind of just cookie-cutter space opera characters. 

I quite liked the setting though. Having a space opera that loses no sense of scale despite being set in our own solar system was pretty cool. 


Anyway, it was an entertaining read, and I would recommend it. I&#039;ll definitely be reading Caliban&#039;s War. 

(Also I think this book was nominated for the Hugo award. Not sure if it deserves praise that high, but it was a pretty good book)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, I thought it was a good read at least. Space Opera is by far my favorite genre, and Leviathan Wakes is a pretty good space opera in my opinion. The whole &#8220;Ceres is filled with criminal scum&#8221; thing got to me a bit too, however. If this story was set say, 600 years in the future and the entire asteroid belt was completely self-sufficient, then maybe, but heck, it kind of irritated me. </p>
<p>Also the fact that the crewmembers hijack a freighter and know exactly how to fly it was a bit strange.</p>
<p>I really don&#8217;t know where you are getting the whole sexism thing from. There were plenty of female characters that were portrayed well enough. Just remember that it is a book written by two guys, and the story is written as such. I highly doubt there was any intentional messages against women.</p>
<p>The characters weren&#8217;t that interesting, Holden was alright, and so was the Detective guy, but the other characters were kind of just cookie-cutter space opera characters. </p>
<p>I quite liked the setting though. Having a space opera that loses no sense of scale despite being set in our own solar system was pretty cool. </p>
<p>Anyway, it was an entertaining read, and I would recommend it. I&#8217;ll definitely be reading Caliban&#8217;s War. </p>
<p>(Also I think this book was nominated for the Hugo award. Not sure if it deserves praise that high, but it was a pretty good book)</p>
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