New Model Army - Tapa blanda

[The] intellectual enfant terrible of British SF. He transforms what might have been a conventional war story into a series of investigations into the nature of democracy, love, war and, ultimately, revolution. Frequently revelatory. (Eric Brown THE GUARDIAN)

At times, New Model Army is a challenging novel, but rise to the task and you'll find it a revelatory one. A short, sharp shock of a narrative: masterfully composed, rich in ideas and dangerously daring. Adam Roberts is truly a giant of British speculative fiction. From Yellow Blue Tibia to this, one can only wonder, breathlessly, what glorious horrors the man might enact upon us next. (THE SPECULATIVE SCOTSMAN)

Related as a confessional piece, Roberts' intriguing and spectacular work is less a novel than a philosophical treatise. If that sounds like a turn-off, it certainly shouldn¿t be, for New Model Army is written in stunning prose that is often lyrical, if not poetic. (TOTAL SCI-FI)

Firefights and philosophy alike are couched in prose of unflagging pace. (James Lovegrove FINANCIAL TIMES)

This is a fantastic piece of contemporary writing: edgy, relevant and strangely moving. I highly recommend it to those who like to be challenged as well as entertained. (KAMVISION)

New Model Army is a remarkable novel, ostensibly following one soldier's narrative, it actually manages to engage the reader in a much deeper discussion about the human condition that is war. (British Fantasy Society)