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- Location:
- United Kingdom
- Birthday:
- March 2, 1960
Peter F. Hamilton
Aurélien Harmand merci à Petre F. Hamilton, je viens de finir l'aube de la nuit, c'était juste waouuuuuuuuu!! je suis triste d'être arrivé à la fin... Je vais désormais me jetter sur les 4 tomes de Pandore! et j'en veux encore et encore
Norman Graham about half way through Reality Dysfunction...and I'm a slow reader, not good considering I have about a zillion volumes to go...
Gregory Waggoner
The Reality Disfunction Series and related books are some of the biggest, most epic I have ever read in SciFi. Incredible broadness, and plotlines that you never expect to come together do in the end. The scope of this series, and the quality of your other books are excellent. This may all sound like a huge suck up, bu...t I don't give hollow compliments. I agree with Ganthet, I'd love to see these books made into a Cable (needs to be to be true to the gritty elements) or a series of movies. For me, Hamilton is neck and neck with Clarke, Asimov, Pohl, Bear, Sheffield, etc, and in many ways surpass a lot of their works.Read More
Gardiner Allen
Looks like a very early prototype of bionics / gaia field / unisphere technology: http://www.soton.ac.uk/mediacentre/news/
Ganthet Beck
I discovered Hamilton by chance in a Berlin Bookstore in 2001. The first book in the Nights Dawn Trilogy was the only thing in English on the shelves in the Sci-Fi Section that I hadn't read already and wasn't "book 3 of 5" of some series. I bought it on a whim and became hooked on his imagination. I've since read ever...ything he's every written, including his short stories, and I eagerly await every new work. I've given his books to friends as birthday gifts to introduce them to his wonderful worlds. I'd love to see the Night's Dawn Triology turned into a gritty series on something like Showtime, where all the true details could be depicted.Read More
Michael C Crowley If you are fans of the technology in Hamilton's books, check my info page, there are a number of transhumanistr & futurist groups world wide working to try and bring about the world of the future, today
Michael C Crowley
ok I love Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained, but what do people think of the following statement...
the worlds and characters that PFH has created are amazing. But I honestly enjoyed the characters and their individuals plots more interesting that the whole war storyline. I could read about Ozzy and Paula Myo forever
Shawn Christopher Oliver We have to make a movie of Pandora's Star. It is essential.
Jan Thomas Pettersen
Peter F. Hamilton answers questions from fans, and reveals future books: http://www.peterfhamilton.co.uk/index.ph
Thierry Premel
I' m a french fan of you !
Will you write a day joshua calverts' destiny ?
Tony Joyner I'm going through the Night's Dawn for the second time, and am eager to read the last of the Void trilogy.
Mary Muuka Gwaba
i'm going through a MASSIVE PFH stage. I read pandora's star and judas unchained last year, then fallen dragon and misspent youth this year and a second chance at eden, and just finnished reading the night's dawn trilogy and it was brilliant! I've tried reading other books since then...romance, thriller, crime...I coul...dn't even get past ten pages. so I had to give in and am currently reading the dreaming void.
woe is me!! =)Read More
woe is me!! =)Read More
Herman Mittelholzer
The mark of a great SF writer is whether they can imagine a whole 'new universe' and also make it work. Iain Banks is an acclaimed master of this.
However, I recently finished The Temporal Void and its forerunner, The Dreaming Void, and if you have read these yourself, you will notice that Hamilton has imagined 'two new... universes', and guess what, they both work. And perfectly! Now that is pretty astounding.
Can't wait for the next in the series, but please speed up the paperback version. Hardbacks just don't fit properly on my book-shelf!Read More
However, I recently finished The Temporal Void and its forerunner, The Dreaming Void, and if you have read these yourself, you will notice that Hamilton has imagined 'two new... universes', and guess what, they both work. And perfectly! Now that is pretty astounding.
Can't wait for the next in the series, but please speed up the paperback version. Hardbacks just don't fit properly on my book-shelf!Read More
Joe Valentine I am horrified that I have no more books books to read untill the next in the void is released... :(
