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TL; DR: Read this. Like today. Or listen to it. Whatever. It’s amazing.
So, lemme get this out of the way: I’m developing a real thing for Neal Stephenson. After Snow Crash I was certainly intrigued; it’s a good book. Then Cryptomonicon. Quite different by all means, but still right up my interest alley. It almost seems like he’s writing specifically for me, and I don’t even know it. And then, of course, just look at the guy:
Epic, right? He’s either the most intelligent person you’ve ever met, or he’s a complete wack-job.
TL;DR: Awesome. Read it.
For my next installment in the reviews series, I listened to William Gibson’s debut novel Neuromancer from 1984, narrated by Robertson Dean. Now, I’ve been listening to audio books and podcasts for some time, trying to alleviate the boredom of commuting from San Jose to San Francisco (and, previously, from Fairfield to Sacramento) while making up for lost reading time, and it’s not frequently that I come across a presentation as good as this one!
I’m sure that people have done some comparisons, at least in the feel of...
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