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A review by jayshay
Wizard by John Varley
3.0
Hmmm I compared Titan (Book 1 of the Gaea trilogy) to Riverworld and Ringworld, but another apt comparison would be to Ursula Le Guin's The Left hand of Darkness, though leaning more towards the feel of communes of alternate living the 70s.
Book 2 starts off slow, because of the concealed nature of the quest, I really didn't feel like things had picked up until the narrative went underground. (Yes, man-centaur action just gets me going...) This does feel like a middle book, with I presume Demon doing the big wrap up, though at least for two of the characters this feels like a complete story. Again, there was more adventures combined with examinations of disability and sexuality.
Book 2 starts off slow, because of the concealed nature of the quest, I really didn't feel like things had picked up until the narrative went underground. (Yes, man-centaur action just gets me going...) This does feel like a middle book, with I presume Demon doing the big wrap up, though at least for two of the characters this feels like a complete story. Again, there was more adventures combined with examinations of disability and sexuality.