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"Not only is Galileo's Dream an inspired work of science fiction, but it is also one of the best works of historical fiction I've read all year. Indeed, it is among the best of any book I have read this year. This novel is at once highly origin..." Permalink

"One of the best SF books I have *ever* read and I started with the Golden Age - Asimov/Clark/Sturgeon/et al 50 years ago. It's also one of the best books of any sort I've read recently. It is a top drawer fictional biography of Galileo, a bit ..." Permalink

"While the vision of our far advanced future is intriguing, the real reason to read this playful tale of an anachronistic soul is it's, no doubt well researched, look into the mind and personality of the great Galileo. A delightful suspense is cre..." Permalink

"I've just finished this. I am a fan of Robinson, have read many of his books. I really liked this one, but I felt there was times that it dragged on a bit. I admire the detail, but sometimes it might have been better to tone down on it. Overall, i..." Permalink

"Robinson's latest could have used some editing--too much repetition and re-working of the same material. Nevertheless, this is a very engaging history/fantasy that delves into Galileo's life and discoveries and explores expansive concepts of space..." Permalink