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Daniel Janev djanev — This is not a book I will forget anytime soon. At first, its old-fashioned language and complex vocabulary put me off, but then the story itself drew me in, and the language took on its own rhythm and feel that made a lot of sense. It affected how I thought while I was reading it (do you ever find your brain imitating the way an author writes?). I have been mulling over many ideas since, about how we came to know what we know about nature and science, and how little we may know about historical conflicts when winners write the history books. It also seems amazing, in hindsight, to realize that people rose up in revolution without any way to communicate speedily or en masse -- just letters, newspaper ads, and messengers on foot. The ending was a surprise. I am eagerly awaiting Vol. 2 so I can find out what happens to Octavian.

Ling Sir lingsir — Finished it! This book is terrifying. Anyone interested in the Presidential race for '08 should read this book. If I could ask all of the potential candidates one question, it would be how the f*%& do you explain this book and what would you do to fix what we have done?

Trees Fleming mysstrees6030 — Richard Clarke's strong spot is espionage pulp fiction, and it shows here. He makes a valiant attempt to paint a picture of what a coordinated attack on America's network infrastructure would look like, and he does a fairly good job of staying accurate with terminology. But it all comes across a little too simplistically, with frequent attempts at "geek culture" that don't translate well, and a poor excuse at a "gotcha" surprise ending. If you enjoyed The Scorpion's Gate, you might enjoy this too. That's why I read it. But if you're a geek, you may feel like a fish gasping for water; I walked away promising not to read another Richard Clarke fiction. I felt I needed to re-read a Charles Stross hardcover to get the taste back. This book's saving grace is that, at just under 300 pages and with college-style line spacing, it's a quick read. You won't lose a lot of time if you try it.