moonpounce
Flagstaff
A review of this — 1 year ago
Very high on my list of all-time favorite books!
82 out of 84 people (97%) think this is worth consuming…
moonpounce
Flagstaff
Very high on my list of all-time favorite books!
Luca Masters
Chocowinity
What is this book?
Well, obviously it’s scifi. But it’s also a puzzle/mystery book, and could well be viewed as a dystopian novel towards the ending.
When robots screw up over history, one robot psychologist has been there figuring out what mysterious interpretations/interactions of the Laws of oboics has caused it, and how to remedy the situation. It’s a series of mini-mysteries written for hackers (not crackers, mind you).
If you saw the film, be aware that this book is /entirely/ different in mood, storyline, and so on. I enjoyed both, but I don’t consider them similar.
pate
Provo
I first read this a long time ago (sometime in the 80s), and loved it then. I still like pulling my copy of the shelf and reading a story here and there.
Sue
Claremont
I enjoyed the book. I’m still not sure how the movie is going to follow it though, unless they follow one specific chapter or incorporate a few chapters into one different story.
Eric Case
San Francisco
(listening to the audible.com version on mp3)
(completed 2004/07/08)
Though the movie doesn’t look like it has much (if anything) to do with the book, it still looks like it’ll be great – the book was pretty thought-provoking!
jayaprakash
Hyderabad
One of my all-time favorite authors and one of his best books.
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