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Norstrilia
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What I learned from this book:
1. Inflation has its uses.
2. Sometimes the best computer for the job is the laminated brain of a mouse . . .
3. The economic significance of mutant sheep.
4. Go big or go home.
A sideways and roundabout look at a strange and twisted future involving everything from telepathic mink to bird-men with hypnotic mandalas to a man who literally bought the planet earth. I don't know why it works, but it most certainly does - this is a must read for anyone who appreciates a unique imagination of the world to come.
1. Inflation has its uses.
2. Sometimes the best computer for the job is the laminated brain of a mouse . . .
3. The economic significance of mutant sheep.
4. Go big or go home.
A sideways and roundabout look at a strange and twisted future involving everything from telepathic mink to bird-men with hypnotic mandalas to a man who literally bought the planet earth. I don't know why it works, but it most certainly does - this is a must read for anyone who appreciates a unique imagination of the world to come.
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Reading Progress
Finished Reading
August 8, 2007
– Shelved
August 8, 2007
– Shelved as:
baroque
August 8, 2007
– Shelved as:
speculations
What I learned from this book:
The truest illustration of vicious self-defense ever.
Rod McBan is a man, a man, a man..and why that matters.
Why the ballad of Lost C'Mell is important.
5 stars for sure!