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Collected Miscellany | by Kevin Holtsberry | Mon, Oct 13
Alan Jacobs concludes his review of Neal Stephenson’s latest novel Anathem with this:. But this is the problem with all of Stephenson’s books of the past decade, starting with Cryptonomicon (1999): He has more energy than his readers ...
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