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A review by sarahconnor89757
Codename Prague by D. Harlan Wilson
3.0
This book fits within the utopian ideal the 80s scifi genre so hard fought for.
The best thing about reading a book is being able to experience things and places that are not only beyond you physically but beyond your imagination all together and that's what makes Wilson a great storyteller; he can write what you would never otherwise have the opportunity to experience. Codename Pague has a hyper-cool universe of technologies, intrigue, culture, language and characters that is just enough off the end to make it unforgettable.
Wilson has a great talent for writing action, adventure, universe and characters but the attempts at humor fell short, sometimes so much so that I felt embarrassed for him and can, at times, cut the story’s legs out from under it.
The best thing about reading a book is being able to experience things and places that are not only beyond you physically but beyond your imagination all together and that's what makes Wilson a great storyteller; he can write what you would never otherwise have the opportunity to experience. Codename Pague has a hyper-cool universe of technologies, intrigue, culture, language and characters that is just enough off the end to make it unforgettable.
Wilson has a great talent for writing action, adventure, universe and characters but the attempts at humor fell short, sometimes so much so that I felt embarrassed for him and can, at times, cut the story’s legs out from under it.