<p><b>Praise for <i>Luna: Wolf Moon<br></i></b><br>Spare, simple, elegant when he needs to be...deep and meaty when he wants to be...[Mcdonald] does his work like an artisan pulling a sculpture from stone. --NPR <p/>Each of McDonald's viewpoint characters is made human in fascinating and occasionally disturbing detail, and the solar system of the 22nd century is wonderfully delineated. --<i>Publishers Weekly</i>, starred review <p/>The fights and vengeance that follow are more vicious and intricate than anything in <i>Game of Thrones</i>, full of great acts of self-sacrifice and viciousness alike, brave cavalry charges and last stands, cowardice and avarice. --<i>Boing Boing<br></i><br>For all the enjoyable intrigue he concocts, McDonald never lets us forget that the Moon is a frontier that basically just wants to kill us. --<i>Chicago Tribune</i> <p/><b>Praise for <i>Luna: New Moon</i></b> <p/>"McDonald's never written a bad novel, but [<i>Luna: New Moon</i>] is a great one." --Cory Doctorow <p/>With an action narrative driving this political commentary, <i>Luna </i>is actually a fantastically fun read as well as an important one. --<i>Los Angeles Review of Books<br></i><br>"McDonald creates a complex and fascinating civilization featuring believable technology, and the characters are fully developed, with individually gripping stories." --<i>Publishers Weekly</i>, starred review <p/>An engaging thriller... McDonald's portrait of a cutthroat society trying to survive in the deadliest of environments also make it one of the strongest science fiction novels of the year. --<i>The Chicago Tribune <p/></i>It's a great scenario, lovingly detailed, and curiously attractive despite its current of unforgiving violence. --<i>The Wall Street Journal </i> <p/>The best moon novel I've seen in many years. . . McDon-ald's novel has some formidable SF stingers not far beneath its densely textured surface. --<i>Locus</i> <p/>The story is innovative and fresh...has a feel of <i>The Godfather</i> meets <i>A Song of Ice and Fire</i> meets <i>Ender's Game</i>. --<i>Portland Book Review</i></p>
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