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Piet Bossuyt bossuytbru5f6a — This is one of those books that made me change my thinking to the style of the writer for a few days. Lots of good touches throughout, but parts seemed a bit sensational, tacked on, and unnecessary.

Mikko Riihelä _ikko_iihela — It was a bit confusing.

Attitude Visual attitudetm — this is a touching story of a family torn apart by a father's secret. while the story itself is great, the best part of this novel is the questions it raises regarding reproductive rights and prenatal testing.

Mark Ellis markellisdesigns — A distopic science fiction novel from the 50s that has a lot in common with Vonnegut's Player Piano. In 1971 a scientist creates the "Gismo" a machine with the ability to make an exact replica of any material item, even itself (and even people). He distributes 100 of them randomly through the mail before the government can suppress the invention (which would mean the end of capitalism), but instead of leading to a utopic society, the machines plunge the world into war, followed by a return to a medieval system of lords and slaves. Occasionally philosophical (in a good way) about freedom, governance and other big ideas, and a generally very enjoyable and dark look at human nature.