Leviathan Series

Austria = Prince Alexandre trying to become the successor to the throne of Hungary is escaping. His own people opened him. His title is worthless. He has only groups of fighters and faithful people.

Delin Sharp is a civilian who faked a boy for British aviation services. She is an excellent pilot. But her secret always has the danger of being discovered.

In World War I pregnancy, Aleks and Delin's path crosses in the most unexpected ways and takes them to a wonderful adventure around the world that will change their lives forever.

"If World War I and genetically modified mutant animals fight steam-driven walking machines, is not it cool? The answer is, yes."

The third book, Goliath, was also read by Alan Cumming and is currently published. Here you can listen to the first chapter.

The coolest thing for me in this series is collaboration with Illustrator Keith Thompson. We have decided to show these books as published in 1914, and almost all books (even adults) were explained. So Keith built up a "Victorian Comic" style, steam punk and old-fashioned biotechnology. We have about 50 works of art on each book, but most of them are full pages.

Yes, this is how Keith's illustration is superior. Again, these are only 4 out of 50. In other words, it is 8% of the whole art.

I began watching TV series "The Expanse" and I was interested in this series. Leviathan Wakes basically covers the first season. This is a fun reading, interesting plot and character. I like this chapter from the point of view of two main characters. I will continue with this series when I get it from the library next time. "Frozen" is an excellent treatment for the tragedy of the Franklin Expedition team in northern Canada. Time and environment erased almost all traces, but this book keeps the theory that lead poisoning eventually becomes the main cause of failure eventually based on new forensic information discovered by the author.

In the Farscape series (1999 - 2003), Leviathan (live boat) Moya has a natural ability called "Starburst", which makes it possible to travel a long distance in a very short time with close proximity. Starburst consumes Leviathan's energy, so it can not be used frequently. During the starburst, the ship was told "I walked in space." Common FTL technology is called "Hetch Drive", but it does not show how to operate. Hetch is clearly equivalent to "c" and refers to various elements of Hetch (Hetch 5). In one episode, the Hetch driver ignores relativity theory every time it is used, indicating that Einstein is wrong.

Leviathan is the title of Thomas Hobbs' social contract and a pioneering effort on the ideal country, the creation of Commonwealth. In "Paradise Lost" Milton used the word "Leviathan" to explain the size and power of Satan. The term "Leviathan" is often used as a generic term for large amounts of total consumption. With the influence of Herman Melville's classic Moby-Dick, Leviathan has used sperm whales with a lot of people. An example of this is the description of Pinocchio (Jonah in the Bible) where Disney was swallowed by the sperm whale Monstro.