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Another thing I like about the book is that it talks about centrifuges, pippetors, autoclaves, vortexes, beakers, test tubes, vacuums, incubators, etc and those are all things I work with on a daily basis.
I like the idea of the entire world governments coming together for the greater good as well.
 
fishonjazz said:
Another thing I like about the book is that it talks about centrifuges, pippetors, autoclaves, vortexes, beakers, test tubes, vacuums, incubators, etc and those are all things I work with on a daily basis.
I like the idea of the entire world governments coming together for the greater good as well.
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Yogurt porn?
 
BabyPeterzz said:
Loved this book!

The Martian is one of my favorite books of all time.


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I didn't read The Martian but I loved the movie

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Just finished it.
Fantastic ending. Ending a book as always hard and there was some info that I was left without but all things considered it was a near perfect ending.
Great book
 
Anytime I read something is "fantastic" or "mind blown", I end up being disappointed, bc people have already "pre-blown" my mind and it can't be re-blown quite easily.
 
fishonjazz said:
Just finished it.
Fantastic ending. Ending a book as always hard and there was some info that I was left without but all things considered it was a near perfect ending.
Great book
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Agreed on ending a book. It's what ruined the dark tower series by King for me, his ending was just bad and kind of a cop-out. I'll have to check out this book you're discussing in this thread.
 
I've always wrote the endings of my novels as the first thing. Yes, they might have seen minor tweaks after I wrote down the rest of the story. But it helps a lot to make sure the ending is well done and draws the story together. I suspect the author's that have poor endings, just go with the flow and rush it in the end with the deadlines of the publishers looming behind the corner.
 
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