Review of Theodore Judson’s 2008 novel The Martian General’s Daughter

Mahesh Raj Mohan of Strange Horizons has written an interesting review of Theodore Judson’s recent novel, The Martian General’s Daughter (Pyr, 2008), a science fiction work which tells the story of Peter Black, the last loyal general in a sprawling empire that is rapidly crumbling, as seen through the eyes of his illegitimate daughter. Mahesh Raj Mohan concludes that “Narrative ‘frustrations’ aside, however, The Martian General’s Daughter is a well-researched and engaging novel, with a vibrant milieu, and definitely worth a look.”

Thanks to editor Lou Anders, you can read the first two chapters of The Martian General’s Daughter on Pyr’s website.