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Writing for New Scientist, Sally Adee, called it "the first novel I have come across that properly explores the philosophy behind ( uploaded consciousness)." [8] Writing for Transfer Orbit, Andrew Liptak praised it as a "fun sci-fi romp, part Andy Weir's The Martian and John Scalzi's Old Man's War and Sue Burke's Semiosis." [7]

Estaba esperando a sentir ese tirón, que se cumpla esa jugosa premisa, el enganche, la fascinación y esas ganas de seguir leyendo hasta que llega ese momento del clímax en la trama y suba como un cohete. Espere.. Y bueno, llegue al final.. I actually think it will make a better movie than a book as thete is little else happening beyond the superficial. There are a lot of thought provoking questions throughout that really add to the overall enjoyment, without making your brain hurt too much. the story is good enough to make me want to buy the book as I know reading it myself will give it a completely different mood.This book was so cool! It was unique, funny, and I loved the witty writing style. The author writes as if he’s having a conversation with you. I’ve heard this book being described as a cross between The Martian and Dark Matter. I have read both those books and I would agree with that comparison. Also, if you haven't seen Moon, me equating the movie to this book spoils a pretty significant plot reveal in the film, so...oops? But also, it's been like 12 years)

Esperaba muchísimo más. No alcanzó todo su potencial, ni el que podría haber tenido, ni el que yo esperaba. Imagine the possibilities of each mission having a thinking, reasoning and feeling someone who can do the work no mortal person would or should? Esta novela de Edward Ashton nos presenta un futuro especulativo en el que los humanos abandonamos con éxito el viejo y confiable planeta en el que evolucionamos, para vivir y dispersarnos por todo el universo; colonizar y terraformar planetas donde sea posible. Gran parte de la historia asiente a las dificultades y muertes que a menudo se encuentran en las misiones de colonización, además de explorar los fracasos de expediciones pasadas relacionadas con habitantes conscientes hostiles de los planetas, el hambre o la guerra.

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Rubin, Rebecca (January 19, 2022). "Bong Joon Ho Sets Next Movie at Warner Bros. With Robert Pattinson in Talks to Star". Variety. Penske Media Corporation. Archived from the original on June 19, 2022 . Retrieved January 19, 2022. Officially I am an executive producer, but my belief is that probably that's entirely a symbolic title. Director Bong does his own thing, and he's writing the script. He asked for my input on a few things early on. Like some details I had not considered when I was writing the book, such as, How do Creepers reproduce? That was a great question, and we talked it through. I can't tell you how much I loved this book! Many of the books on the Goodreads Science Fiction Nominated Books I have read, and are on my favorite list, and it was such a hard choice! Oh, man, very hard! But this was the one that had humor, great science fiction, action, so much wit, twists, touching moments, and so much more! This is a book that people that don't normally like sci-fi would like! That's why I voted for this book! This deserves a movie! It reminded me a lot of “Red Dwarf” series 8 where Lister and Rimmer keep getting called into the captain’s office (that happens often in the book) and end up joining the Canaries (expendables). I need a nicer computer so I can make more “Red Dwarf” gifs.