Pace eterna
by:
Joe Haldeman (author)
Lela Campi (author)
Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9788804455431 (8804455438)
Publish date: May 1998
Publisher: Mondadori
Edition language: Italian
Series: The Forever War (#2)
Haldeman's award-winning [b:The Forever War|21611|The Forever War|Joe Haldeman|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1167322714s/21611.jpg|423] has long been one of my favorite novels, and in [b:Forever Peace|21618|Forever Peace |Joe Haldeman|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1267317517s/21618.jpg|94590],...
Not a true sequel to [b:The Forever War|21611|The Forever War (The Forever War, #1)|Joe Haldeman|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1167322714s/21611.jpg|423], it comes at you from a completely different point of view. There is war. It seems to me, like to kind of war we are truly moving towards. Which is...
As the tale unfolds, the nitty gritty side of the mechanized warriors and the unclean war Julian has been forced into become more clear. Haldeman also doesn’t shrink from exploring the suicidal thoughts of Julian, delving into his reasons. There is also sex, which is equally beautiful and messed up ...
Remote controlled soldier machines...take their place next to UAV's for fighters. It is not farfetched and a great story. Not a sequel to the classic Forever War but still good.
Remote controlled soldier machines...take their place next to UAV's for fighters. It is not farfetched and a great story. Not a sequel to the classic Forever War but still good.
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