>I live in Bandra, about five minutes away from the station.
As do I. It took me 4 hours to get home.
>Home is built to read and watch movies.
Why is it so hard to get someone to source and build a pc in Mumbai? Are people in Mumbai really this un-tech savvy? I have *zero* entertainment at home. :(
Jonathan Strange gave me the same kind of stupendous-sandbagged-by-the-sheer-brilliance feeling that Cryptonomicon did. Amazing, amazing book.
I agree with that. It reads like the work of a mature author. THere are few, if any, stylistic bobbles/ uncertain voices/ etc. So maybe you're not optimistic, you're realistic.
As do I. It took me 4 hours to get home.
>Home is built to read and watch movies.
Why is it so hard to get someone to source and build a pc in Mumbai? Are people in Mumbai really this un-tech savvy? I have *zero* entertainment at home. :(
Jonathan Strange gave me the same kind of stupendous-sandbagged-by-the-sheer-brilliance feeling that Cryptonomicon did. Amazing, amazing book.
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yes, they are. Bombay makes me crave Delhi's uber-budget-tech hub Nehru Place every other day.
I honestly can't wait for Clarke's follow-up. Apparently The Ladies Of Grace Adieu is out in a couple of months, yes?
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Certainly. My company's work culture ensures that I miss the rush hour on most days.
>Apparently The Ladies Of Grace Adieu is out in a couple of months, yes?
October. let us hope she doesn't go the way of all those authors with great debuts, though.
btw, you into quizzing at all?
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quizzing? I admire folk who are good at it. I'm sure I'd suck.
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I agree with that. It reads like the work of a mature author. THere are few, if any, stylistic bobbles/ uncertain voices/ etc. So maybe you're not optimistic, you're realistic.
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