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mrphOne more book finished - Greg Egan's Incandescence.
Not entirely sure about ths one. Egan's always mixed science with his fiction and, in this case, the science isn't of a nature that immediately grabs me (unlike, say, Permutation City or Quarantine).
That's not entirely why I found it unsatisfying, though - the two narrative strands didn't end in quite the way I was expecting, and I'm not entirely sure that the resolution is one that really works as an ending for me.
Hmm. Might need to sleep on that one, though - Egan's novels do sometimes need a little post-book thought...
Not entirely sure about ths one. Egan's always mixed science with his fiction and, in this case, the science isn't of a nature that immediately grabs me (unlike, say, Permutation City or Quarantine).
That's not entirely why I found it unsatisfying, though - the two narrative strands didn't end in quite the way I was expecting, and I'm not entirely sure that the resolution is one that really works as an ending for me.
Hmm. Might need to sleep on that one, though - Egan's novels do sometimes need a little post-book thought...
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Date: 2008-07-13 09:34 pm (UTC)Have you ready any of Hal Duncan's books?