Waargh, let this go too long without posting it again.26. The Apocalypse Codex by Charles StrossMore Laundry! Not nearly so bleak and depressing as the previous installment. I enjoyed it, but found the ending a tad abrupt. I was expecting more epilogue than there was. I am starting to get more of a feeling that there's a larger story with an actual ( Read more... )

9. Zero History by William Gibson
Gibson continues to be amazing. Wrapping up the Bigend/Blue Ant ( Read more... )

17.Spook Country by William Gibson
Actually a good followup to Halting State. If the last Gibson you read was one of the cyberpunk novels, consider picking this one up to give him another try. I found myself repeatedly impressed with his writing, and he's come along way to addressing some of the most common criticisms of his earlier writing. I ( Read more... )