Gods of Risk - Insights into life on Mars, and a little backstory for Bobby aside from teaching us about Martian civilian society and culture, there wasn't much else there that ties into the broader storyĪbsolutely loved the top 5.
The Butcher of Anderson Station - Character development for Fred I kind of wish this one was longer Vital Abyss - We peer into the mind of a sociopathic mad scientist it's a great exploration of human ambition The Churn - We learn why Amos is the way he is (they did a great job fleshing out his identity), and a little more about life on Earth (which was sorely missing up to this point)
Strange Dogs - Heart warming story and an insight into PM technology (fantastic story telling from a child's perspective)
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It didn't mesh with the realism of the rest of the series for me.
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It was fun (in the same way an action movie is fun), but the absurdity of the situations everyone got themselves into (and survived, unscathed) was more than a bit silly. I know people love NG on here, but it was just way too over-the-top for me. Nemesis Games - Fun action story, but too over-the-top for my tastes Persepolis Rising - We finally find out what Duarte has been up to an overall intriguing shake-up for the story wasn't a fan of the time skip, but it was necessary the battle with the Tempest was a little unbelievable (I think it needed more than a self-healing hull to survive what it did)
Tiamat's Wrath - Superb balance of action and emotionīabylon's Ashes - The story of humanity rebuilding and coming together in new ways (I liked this story, even if Michio is probably the worst perspective character in the series for me)Ībaddon's Gate - We are introduced to Clarissa (great character development) but otherwise a tame setting for this series (good, complex villain though) wasn't a fan of losing Bull after just one bookĬibola Burn - Our first foray into an alien world (great world building book) but unlikeable supporting characters and weak villain (he was less a villain and more the only sensible supporting character in the book) It was exciting to add that layer to all the other stuff that was going on.Leviathan Wakes - Sets a fantastic tone for the series and everything that it's about Just walking out of the ship is a big deal. We’re going to land on a planet! It was, for me, being down on the planet was really exciting because Alex and Naomi have never been outside on a planet with atmosphere. “It’s the first time we’re going to get to see the Rocinante crew landfall. What was exciting for you in the new season?
It gives me a good perspective and I know what’s happening and I’m not surprised by the direction we’re going.” So, I’ll read the book that’s relevant to the season that we’re about to shoot. “I tend to read one book a season,” he said. I asked Cas how much of the book series (which is now up to eight books) he has read. Corey novel series, Cibola Burn, which sees the Rocinante crew getting involved with one of the newly settled planets after the opening of the gates at the end of season three. The new season will follow the story of the fourth book in the James S. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email Cas Anvar as Alex Kamal on The ExpanseĪt WonderCon this weekend, there wasn’t an official presence or programming related to The Expanse on the schedule, but cast member Cas Anvar (Alex Kamal) was at the convention and I got a chance to chat briefly with him about the upcoming Season 4 of The Expanse (coming to Amazon Prime Video later in 2019) and his “Martian on the Loose” book hunt that started this weekend.
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