That last part is how I picture a space story like. But a lot of problems arise if ur doing it with other people but in my own story I have similar stuff

Antares Passage:

After more than a century of isolation, the paths between stars are again open and the people of Alta in contact with their sister colony on Sandar. The opening of the foldlines has not been the unmixed blessing the Altans had supposed, however.
For the reestablishment of interstellar travel has brought with it news of the Ryall, an alien race whose goal is the extermination of humanity. If they are to avoid defeat at the hands of the aliens, Alta must seek out the military might of Earth. However, to reach Earth requires them to dive into the heart of a supernova ...

I have barely started it and I'm already gripped. Need to find part three before next week.

Enders game does indeed rock, read it for a few hours yesterday.  Pity the first library I checked doesn't have the next in the series neither the Shadow series.

Fokker, did you buy it from that website cause your book isn't in the library either :X

MC is gay

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Post it here.

I finished Enders Game and fortunately the other library has the shadow series and the rest of the series.  Moving on to Ender's Shadow today.

I read that in comic form

Thinking of which, I'm going to read the orignal Dune series again this summer.  It's been a while.

I reread "hunt for Red October"

"During her last overhaul, the Dallas had received a very special toy to go along with her BCQ-5 sonar system. Called the BC-10, it was the most powerful computer yet installed aboard a submarine. Though only about the size of a business desk, it cost over five million dollars and ran at eighty million operations per second. It used newly developed sixty-four bit chips and made use of the latest processing architechture. Its bubble memory could easily accomodate the computing needs of a whole squadron of submarines. In five years every attack sub in the fleet would have one."

...BWAHAAHAAHAAAAAA

"[...]In five years every attack sub in the fleet would have one."

Nice to know jinxing can happen anywhere.
Seriously, should I not at least have a HAL4500 by now?

I urged a friend to read Roger Zelazny's "Lord of Light".  When I loaned him a copy he freaked because he thought I was making the whole thing up.  He says he can't get into it because it's too weird.

Guess he hasn't read the Amber novels    "Son, your mom is a unicorn, never told you"
Zelazny never goes into how that happened, I'm glad Peter Hamilton didn't think of it

Looks good, I'll have to keep my eyes open for that one.
Good premise too, I've always liked the "They're smart in ways we're not" approach over the "They're better at everything" approach.

Nice invasion...