




This one has call backs to A Spy in Europa, Diamond Dogs, and Chasm City, so if you missed reading any of those then you really need to go and read them first.
And it’s such a good short, like, really good. The ending is brilliant.
Available in the collection, Galactic North.
And now, finally, at long last, we get onto the title work, Revelation Space. Yes peoples, it’s finally the big books’ time to be read, so it may be a while between future reviews.

In this book we go off to the planet Turquoise, so named because it’s an ocean planet covered in turquoise oceans.
Within the oceans are the Pattern Jugglers that got a mention in Diamond Dogs, and in this book we get a much deeper introduction to them.
So yeah, a really enjoyable novella adding yet another alien layer onto the growing alien layers of the Revelation Space universe.
Available in the duology, Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days.
And the next book in the series is Grafenwalder’s Bestiary.

The Lachrimosa is an Ultra vessel whose captain has bought some information which he believes will make him a lot of profit. And so the ship ends up at a planet exploring a place the crew really don’t want to explore.
This has hints of the wars between the maggots and the machines that was mentioned in Chasm City, and it seems we’re getting info dumped for the big books at the end of the series. Info dumping aside, it’s an enjoyable novella to whizz through in a day or so.
Available in the collection, Beyond the Aquila Rift.
This is folllowed by Turquoise Days.
