Liked the latest from Neal Stephenson, but didn’t love it. As per usual, he really needed a stronger editor for the last half of the book. The book was pretty fun, and a departure for Stephenson, in that it’s not really science fiction, but something that can happen today (if a little, you know, cyber-y).
The first half reads a little bit like a World of Warcraft tutorial (believe it or not, that’s actually a compliment, although I know it won’t sound that way), and the last half is a bit of global chase.
Pretty good, very fast to read and I enjoyed it.
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May 19, 13:08 › Easy Acco: A good blog always comes-up with new and exciting May 19, 13:06 › Doodle Maker: Took me time to read all the comments, but I really May 19, 13:01 › Blogger Cage: I'm constantly searching on the internet for posts Mar 18, 11:04 › sohbet: I enjoyed it very much, thanksHome
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