

The Rhesus Chart
Author: Charles Stross
Series: Laundry Files #5
Narrator: Gideon Emery
Unabridged: 13 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 07/01/2014
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
Author: Charles Stross
Series: Laundry Files #5
Narrator: Gideon Emery
Unabridged: 13 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 07/01/2014
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
CHARLES STROSS (he/him) is a full-time science fiction writer and resident of Edinburgh, Scotland. He has won three Hugo Awards for Best Novella, including for the Laundry Files tale “Equoid.†His work has been translated into over twelve languages. His novels include the bestselling Merchant Princes series, the Laundry series (including Locus Award finalist The Dilirium Brief), and several stand-alones including Glasshouse, Accelerando, and Saturn's Children. Like many writers, Stross has had a variety of careers, occupations, and job-shaped catastrophes, from pharmacist (he quit after the second police stakeout) to first code monkey on the team of a successful dot-com startup (with brilliant timing, he tried to change employers just as the bubble burst) to technical writer and prolific journalist covering the IT industry. Along the way he collected degrees in pharmacy and computer science, making him the world’s first officially qualified cyberpunk writer.
No no no no no no no. Just so you know: my current state of mind is such that I just sent the following tweet to the author: This 5th book details how Bob is sent to check on health and safety violations, leading him to the discovery that although vampires can't possibly be real ... well, they are. In......more
Re-read 5/21/18: My god this series only gets better as it goes along. I thought this was a somewhat weak novel in the whole mix but I was definitely mistaken. Knowing what comes later influences my decision. Easy. This is, however, a pretty big turning point for both Bob and the Laundry. His personal......more
I tend to give Stross' work 5 stars by default and then subtract from there. The Rhesus Chart, unfortunately, is sufficiently uneven that the 4 stars I do give it is a little bit generous and subjective. I love the book, as I pretty much love everything Stross bothers putting to paper, but objective......more
I'm having an increasingly love hate relationship with this series. The early books in the series had enthralling build ups but very weak endings. Stross seems to have overcome his problems building interesting exciting finales, but the books themselves are getting more and more boring in the lead u......more