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This series is so great, I can’t recommend it enough.

December 4, 2018 by narfna 5 Comments

And the final Murderbot adventure is over. Well, not final, I guess, since there is going to be a Murderbot novel in 2020 (hooray!), but final FOR NOW. The initial arc of Murderbot becoming a person has concluded. We come full circle in Exit Strategy, with Murderbot traveling back to rescue Dr. Mensah, and teaming up with the initial group of humans from All Systems Red. Murderbot’s irrational grudge against Gurathin continues to give me life: “I don’t want to be a pet robot.” “I […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: Exit Strategy, martha wells, murderbot, narfna, novellas, sci-fi, science fiction, The Murderbot Diaries

narfna's CBR10 Review No:161 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: Exit Strategy, martha wells, murderbot, narfna, novellas, sci-fi, science fiction, The Murderbot Diaries ·
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Murderbot is the depressed and anxious android you’ve always needed. (CBR10 Bingo 10 & 11)

November 29, 2018 by faintingviolet 2 Comments

Bless Cannonball Read, praise be for friends who you know share a similar taste in books, and let the world rejoice for Murderbot. Because November is a busy time here at Cannonball Read (I still have half the assignment emails for Book Exchange to send out) I’ll be using a slightly modified plot summary from Goodreads: In a corporate-dominated spacefaring future, planetary missions must be approved and supplied by the Company. Exploratory teams are (required to be) accompanied by Company-supplied security androids, for their own […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction, Short Stories Tagged With: All Systems Red, cbr10bingo, faintingviolet, martha wells, murderbot, snubbed

faintingviolet's CBR10 Review No:57 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction, Short Stories · Tags: All Systems Red, cbr10bingo, faintingviolet, martha wells, murderbot, snubbed ·
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Humans Are Bad at Security/Did They Think I was Human?

October 29, 2018 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

CBR10 Bingo – Exist Strategy, This is the End I fell in love with Murderbot in the very first paragraph of All Systems Red. I loved the first two novellas without reservation. The third novella, Rogue Protocol, was more of a challenge, and then Exit Strategy wrapped the series up nicely and left room for more Murderbot. I would really like more Murderbot. Perhaps some Murderbot and ART adventures. Murderbot and I both had a harder time with Rogue Protocol because of the human form robot Miki. Miki is the Barney […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: cbr10bingo, Exit Strategy, martha wells, murderbot, Murderbot Diaries, Rogue Protocol, this is the end

Emmalita's CBR10 Review No:46 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: cbr10bingo, Exit Strategy, martha wells, murderbot, Murderbot Diaries, Rogue Protocol, this is the end ·
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“I hate caring about stuff. But apparently once you start, you can’t just stop.”

September 30, 2018 by narfna Leave a Comment

Murderbot is on a mission. A mission of vengeance. He’s* determined to bring the corporation GrayCris as much pain as possible, and has a plan to do it. Except he keeps getting distracted by all these pesky humans who need helping all the time; dammit, that’s not his job anymore, and he doesn’t like them anyway! (He sort of likes them.) *I have once again reverted to male pronouns for this character. I give up and surrender to my brain. I honestly didn’t even know […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: martha wells, murderbot, narfna, novellas, robots, sci-fi, science fiction, The Murderbot Diaries

narfna's CBR10 Review No:121 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: martha wells, murderbot, narfna, novellas, robots, sci-fi, science fiction, The Murderbot Diaries ·
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