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Loading... The Phoenix Exultant: The Golden Age, Volume 2 (The Golden Age)... - in fact, I thought Wright's The Golden Age was terrible; and I've no idea why I even bothered reading the sequel, The Phoenix Exultant. Never got to the third book of the trilogy. ... / Winter (Aldiss)
Feersum Endjinn (Banks)
Altered Carbon (Morgan)
Cryptonomicon (Stephenson)
The Golden Age / Phoenix Exultant / Golden Transcendence (Wright)
Blindsight (Watts)
Accelerando (Stross)
The Star Fraction (MacLeod)
Eon (Bear)
Mortal Remains (Evans) OTOH, I've read Wright's The Golden Age and Phoenix Exultant and was considerably unimpressed. ... the Overgrown Path, published by PS. The "infinitely" might have been hyperbole - but I've read both The Golden Age and The Phoenix Exultant, and thought them quite poor. Ceres Storm I liked very much. (Happily, a sequel is planned for publication soon.) I tried John C. Wright's sf trilogy - The Golden Age, The Phoenix Exultant and The Golden Transcendence - and thought they were terrible. Everyone was praising them to high heaven, and I couldn't see what was so good about them. I didn't even bother with the third book, and I often wonder ... ... big trilogy missing from the already long winded touchstones is John C. Wright's Golden Age trilogy (The Golden Age, Phoenix Exultant, and The Golden Transcendence). They are great neo-classical works: post-singularity tales with a heavy classicist turn (very Greek/Latin flavored) that ...
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