Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson Dracula by Bram Stoker Touchstone by Laurie R. King Crocodile On The Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters (re-read) The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
Sun, Jan 10 | from 50 Book Challenge
The other finalists were “Anathem” by Seattle, WA, writer Neal Stephenson; “Ill Met in the Arena” by Dave Duncan, who lives in Victoria, BC; “Long Walks, ...
Wed, Dec 9 | from SFWA
I know this is really about typewriters, but i feel i should mention gigantic novel writer Neal Stephenson hand writes everything. ... and more »
Tue, Dec 1 | from EducationGuardian.co.uk
In Snow Crash by Neil Stephenson, a seminal sci-fi work of the 90s, one of the plots is that there was this whole metaverse exactly like Second Life, ... and more »
Fri, Nov 20 | from BBC News
He learns of the existence of a new drug called Snow Crash, that's both a computer virus and a reality-altering substance. He's the undisputed champion of ... and more »
Thu, Nov 19 | from io9
CO - By Chauncey Mabe McClatchy Newspapers Much as I enjoyed Neal Stephenson's ravishingly brilliant, outrageously ambitious "Anathem," I can't help but think it ...
Fri, Dec 26 | from Boulder Daily Camera
And what a plot that is. The Baroque Cycle and Cryptonomicon (if you liked them) could be described simply as interesting things happening to interesting people, with the plot almost secondary. That's not the case here, although there are certainly interesting things happening to inter...
Sat, Dec 6 | from scs-11 (Livejournal)
That's the sort of thing Neal Stephenson writes in his hacker novel Snow Crash, a fascinating, horrifically violent semi-satire where the hero/protagonist of the story is named Hiro Protagonist. This book coined the terms "avatar" and ...
Sat, Nov 22 | from Comics2Film
msaari's review: "An excellent book, just as good as Cryptonomicon or the Baroque Cycle (or actually even slightly better than Baroque Cycle, which kind of lagged at some points). The world is just fabulous, and I would've loved getting ...
Mon, Oct 27 | from Recent books tagged "cyberpunk" on LibraryThing
Neal Stephenson Cryptonomicon There is a lot of heavy bamboo in front of this truck, dozens of makeshift turnpikes blocking their path to the river, for the officers of the U.S. Navy's Asiatic Fleet, and of the Fourth Marines, who dreamed up this little operation forgot to take the Friday Af...
Mon, Oct 13 | from So Quoted
United Kingdom - After all, Stephenson's Snow Crash and The Diamond Age and Cryptonomicon were all science fiction, and all long, but were none the less magnificent analyses ...
Fri, Oct 3 | from Telegraph.co.uk
I just finished the most thought provoking cyberpunk novel I think I've ever read: Daemon by Leinad Zeraus. Here's my review (without spoilers). Daemon comfortably stands with Neal Stephenson's Crytonomicon and Snow Crash, or Philip K. ...
Sun, Sep 21 | from Dustin Kirkland
OH - Anathem stands tall next to Stephenson's Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon as well as works by other science-fiction writers starting with Jules Verne. ...
Tue, Sep 9 | from Columbus Dispatch
His first appearance is good, too: Raven offers the protagonist a hit of Snow Crash—a drug-like computer program made to be accessed by people in a virtual metaverse, and although the offer is made while the two's avatars are in the ...
Mon, Sep 8 | from Popular Mechanics
Science fiction: Cory Doctorow: Little Brother Alistair Reynolds: House of Suns -- new space opera Neal Stephenson: Anathem Thomas Disch: Word of God -- in this novel Thomas Disch reveals that he's God, and that his opponent is Phillip K. Dick, which he's been fighting for all eternity.
Sun, Aug 31 | from unless-spring (Livejournal)
“Al got an advance review copy of neal Stephenson’s new book Anathem – which looks really good! — and discovered that it came wiht a CD of music inspired by the story. Incredibly weird, wonderful music. ...
Thu, Jun 26 | from 1337g33k (WordPress)
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