Liz Bourke Reviews The Alien Stars and Other Novellas by Tim

Liz Bourke Reviews The Alien Stars and Other Novellas by Tim Pratt


Tim Pratt’s Axiom trilogy (
The Wrong Stars,
The Dreaming Stars, and
The Forbidden Stars) is a trio of excellent, modern, space-opera pulp adventures, with a compelling cast and a satisfying amount of solv­ing problems by blowing them up. I’m gutted that there don’t seem to be any plans for more novel-length works in this setting – and at the same time delighted by the novellas collected in
The Alien Stars and Other Novellas, which form a coda of sorts to the trilogy.
The Alien Stars collects three stories: “The Augmented Stars”, “The Artificial Stars”, and the titular “The Alien Stars”. Each involves or focuses on a different character from the original trilogy, and each is told with a slightly different style – though with equal amounts of panache.

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