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    Calculating God by Robert J. Sawyer
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    In "Calculating God" by Robert J. Sawyer, the story revolves around an advanced alien civilization that visits Earth to discuss theology with a paleontologist. The aliens present evidence supporting the existence of God, which challenges the beliefs of the human characters, particularly the protagonist, Thomas Jericho, who is a lifelong atheist. Throughout the book, there are philosophical discussions, debates on intelligent design, and explorations of the implications of extraterrestrial beliefs on humanity's understanding of existence and evolution. The plot unfolds through dialogue-heavy scenes that delve into complex ideas while also touching on themes of life, death, evolution, and the nature of intelligent life.

    The writing style of the book is described as thought-provoking, imaginative, and well-developed. Readers appreciate the creative premise that challenges conventional views on theology and intelligent design. Despite some pacing issues and occasional philosophical tangents, the book is commended for its intriguing concepts, well-written characters, and emotionally engaging narrative. The author's ability to blend science, philosophy, and storytelling in a way that stimulates reflection and discussion is highlighted, making "Calculating God" a unique and intellectually stimulating read for fans of science fiction.

    The Royal Ontario Museum really exists, and, of course, it has a real director, real curators, real security guards, and so on. However, all the characters in this novel are entirely the product of my...

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    Not Alone
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    Not Alone - Not Alone by Craig A. Falconer
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    In "Not Alone" by Craig A. Falconer, the plot revolves around Dan McCarthy, who stumbles upon a folder containing evidence of a government cover-up involving extraterrestrial life. As Dan delves deeper into the conspiracy, he must navigate political intrigue, media manipulation, and personal dangers. The story unfolds slowly, focusing on Earth's reaction to the truth rather than just the alien encounter, with well-developed characters and unexpected plot twists.

    The writing style of the book is described as engaging and entertaining, with a mix of science fiction elements and political drama. While some readers note grammatical errors and slow pacing, the overall consensus is that the novel is a significant improvement from the author's previous works, offering a fresh perspective on the theme of first contact with extraterrestrials.

    Dan McCarthy’s delivery route proved straightforward enough thanks to Winchester Street’s proximity to the IDA building. The building wasn’t particularly big, but it was a local landmark which Dan viv...

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