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Everyone in Silico

Everyone in Silico

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Snap this up if you can find it!
Review: ... take it from me, this is his finest book to date. Everyone in Silico explores -- with surprising delicacy -- themes ranging from the surreal to the quotidian and emerges triumphant and satisfying. ...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Snap this up if you can find it!
Review: I plan to write a more detailed review later, but take it from me, this is his finest book to date. Everyone in Silico explores -- with surprising delicacy -- themes ranging from the surreal to the quotidian and emerges triumphant and satisfying. Buy Canuck and support this struggling independent author!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Snap this up if you can find it!
Review: I plan to write a more detailed review later, but take it from me, this is his finest book to date. Everyone in Silico explores -- with surprising delicacy -- themes ranging from the surreal to the quotidian and emerges triumphant and satisfying. Buy Canuck and support this struggling independent author!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Science, subculture, and silicon
Review: It's always interesting to read someone's work after you've met them and spent some time talking about other topics. Jim's novel is very much a reflection and projection of his personality and interests. The anarchist former managing editor of Adbusters crams a lot of political, cultural, and scientific concepts into this novel, which is a good companion read to the work of Cory Doctorow. Everyone in Silico isn't hard sf -- but that doesn't mean that it's soft or easy. Jim's ideas of homegrown genetic engineering, subcultural self-organization, street-level marketing, and the economics and experience of a digital afterlife are fascinating and forward thinking. Down to details such as the tattoo that, when scanned, dials an encrypted phone number, Everyone in Silico's dystopian future is deftly and effectively outlined as the multilayered plot unfolds.

(This review originally appeared in Heath Row's Media Diet, ...)

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Horrible....YUCK YUCK YUCK
Review: This is a horrible book. I have never felt so negatively about a book. NEVER! You can't follow the story, who is who? Who is real and who is in "Frisco" and has their body stored. What's up with the freaky make your own pets???? And the air??? The debt collectors vans that snatch you....What happened??? Confusion....ick.....what a waste of a tree.....

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Horrible....YUCK YUCK YUCK
Review: This is a horrible book. I have never felt so negatively about a book. NEVER! You can't follow the story, who is who? Who is real and who is in "Frisco" and has their body stored. What's up with the freaky make your own pets???? And the air??? The debt collectors vans that snatch you....What happened??? Confusion....ick.....what a waste of a tree.....


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