[books 2012] Charles Stross
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inulro7. Rule 34 by Charles Stross
This month's Bibliogoths selection, and sequel to Halting State, which I've already read.
I don't remember much about Halting State, but I think I liked this one better. I'm pretty sure it's funnier.
I have the same problem with this as I did with the first volume - namely, that it keeps getting confused in my head with the near-future Edinburgh of Ken Mcleod's The Night Sessions. He also namechecks Rebus and uses some of the settings from the Rebus books, just to be extra confusing.
Neither of which is a problem if you don't read Ken Mcleod or Ian Rankin.
This month's Bibliogoths selection, and sequel to Halting State, which I've already read.
I don't remember much about Halting State, but I think I liked this one better. I'm pretty sure it's funnier.
I have the same problem with this as I did with the first volume - namely, that it keeps getting confused in my head with the near-future Edinburgh of Ken Mcleod's The Night Sessions. He also namechecks Rebus and uses some of the settings from the Rebus books, just to be extra confusing.
Neither of which is a problem if you don't read Ken Mcleod or Ian Rankin.
