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• It is to James Smythe's credit, then, that his new novel manages to pay its respects to the conventions of the astronaut-in-peril genre while still doing something new, and memorable, with it.

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  The Explorer by James Smythe
  
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• Nicely written and thoughtful, but two more of these literary variations on a morbid theme may be far too much of the same for readers.

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  The Echo by James Smythe
  
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  No Harm Can Come to a Good Man by James Smythe
  
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  The Echo by James Smythe
  
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  The Explorer by James Smythe
  
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  The Machine by James Smythe
  
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• In fairness many people do actually talk like this, and what Smythe’s prose lacks in literary flair it makes up for in easy accessibility. His is decidedly a big-screen sensibility, and I Still Dream pulses with the foreboding frisson of a sci-fi disaster movie.

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  I Still Dream by James Smythe
  
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  Way Down Dark: Australia Book 1 by James P. Smythe
  
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  Way Down Dark (Australia) by James P. Smythe
  
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