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Book Reviews of The Praxis (Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1)

The Praxis (Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1)
The Praxis - Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1
Author: Walter Jon Williams
ISBN-13: 9780743461115
ISBN-10: 0743461118
Publication Date: 10/7/2002
Pages: 512
Rating:
  • Currently 5/5 Stars.
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5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
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reviewed The Praxis (Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1) on
Good story, well written. The whole series was a great read in the "space opera" genre.
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Walter Jon Williams is a fantastic author, so I forgive him for this 'Dread'ful waste of toilet paper by having ink printed on it needlessly before use. Skip this, and go read some of his classics, you'll be glad you did.
VeganFreak avatar reviewed The Praxis (Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1) on
Book one of a trilogy. Great story, characters I cared about, and some battles that made me so nervous you would think that I was there.

There are two main characters in this series and I liked them both. One is male and the other is female. They are both strong and dynamic characters. I found the female the more interesting of the two, in part because I am female and also because she has a fascinating backstory. I can't explain it anymore without giving too much away.

Second book= The Sundering
Third book= Conventions of War
reviewed The Praxis (Dread Empire's Fall, Bk 1) on + 84 more book reviews
"One of science fiction's most celebrated names" ays the St. Petersburg Times. While the Washington Post states, "Remarkably versatile [a} contender for major stardom." "William's writting is always lean, lively and engaging... [He] understands that science fiction can breathe life into language." quotes the New York Times Book Review. The Seattle Times says, "With each novel he tries something different." "Williams is a skillful literate addition to the stylish new generation of science fiction writers... His fictive universe is grounded in the real possibilities of today." according to the Chicago Tribune.