technicat@bookwyrm.social hat Fall; or, Dodge in Hell von Neal Stephenson besprochen
I can't say it's memorable, since I forgot I read it before, but it's entertaining
Some Stephenson books are burned into my brain (Snow Crash, The Diamond Age...) and some I just remember enjoying (Seven Eves, Raemde...), but this one somehow I remembered starting and didn't remember finish reading. And it's one of his long ones, so five hundred pages of this sounds familiar, which is bizarre since it's a fairly recent book and I must have read it within the last few years. Nevertheless, I did enjoy it, since it's up my alley with all the virtual and gaming angle, nature of consciousness and so on, I just hope I remember reading it this time.
Some Stephenson books are burned into my brain (Snow Crash, The Diamond Age...) and some I just remember enjoying (Seven Eves, Raemde...), but this one somehow I remembered starting and didn't remember finish reading. And it's one of his long ones, so five hundred pages of this sounds familiar, which is bizarre since it's a fairly recent book and I must have read it within the last few years. Nevertheless, I did enjoy it, since it's up my alley with all the virtual and gaming angle, nature of consciousness and so on, I just hope I remember reading it this time.
