One thing I noticed somewhere in the first book? when Morn was recompiling info for the sabotaged data core, there was a mention about how it took up gigabytes of data. That kinda dates the novels and one would think that for a advanced spacecraft capable of something as complex as a gap drive they...

The clear and obvious moral is "don't sadistically rape and torture people you might be forced to work with in the future to save humanity."

I listened to a lot of Radiohead whilst reading books four and five the last time. Usually I read in silence though...

"It's got to stop." Warden Dios

"I am not your fucking SON!" - Angus

"Kazes are such fun, don't you think?" Nick

There are SO MANY opportunities for unrelated "tangent" stories. I was always curious about the occasionally mentioned Teminus station, along with Aleph Green and the Earth located PolyMed. A novel detailing Fasner's rise to power and the people he screws (in the metaphorical sense) to get...

I'm new and my name's not actually Frank.

I love the Gap series and to a lesser extent like the Covenant books. I've only read them once though.

I found this website whilst aimlessly googling for a Gap messageboard. I must I am rather impressed and relieved that such a forum exists!

There are really too many to name, but several that spring to mind are: - Nick's desperate moments at Billingate where he clings to a crew that is close to mutiny. Those were the best chapters in the series and fill me with awe and inspiration every I read them. - Morn's rescue from the Amnion secto...

I've read the series three times. Only on my third read through did I notice that apparantly the curious nature of Nick's "If you want her, you bastard, you can have her... Kazes are such fun, don't you think? - etc" message to Hashi was never resolved. At the time it seemed to be intruigi...