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Mario Volpe m4riovolp3 — I really enjoyed the idea of this book. Vonnegut always makes me laugh even when dealing with serious topics :)

David Wallis _avid_allis — Shudderchild by Warren C. Norwood 1987 So I recently found this book while adding a box of old paperbacks to my LibraryThing account. I have read it before but it could have been 20 years ago. Long enough that though the story seemed familiar I had no idea what was going to happen next. Since I have read this book last I have read many other books that fall into that TEOTWAWKI category and must say it was refreshing to read a story of some people in the US after a great destruction, something having to do with plate tectonics and earthquakes, that weren’t eating each other. This is not to say life was easy or everyone got along but cannibalism seems to be the norm in this genre. Another thing that struck me and frankly it may be my mindset was the quest for power by several people most notably the priest. I guess the more things change the more they stay the same. Lastly I liked Norwood’s use old infrastructure and equipment. It makes sense to me that people would use gas, trucks, roads, and airplanes as long as they would make things easier for them, perhaps with less and less frequency but still as long as they could cobble things together.

Aurora Wininger amwiningerac84 — Holy cow, this book is one of my all-time favorites. But, as far as I'm concerned, this book is where Neal Stephenson peaked. IMHO, almost every book he's written after this are about 3-4x too long, and should have been edited down. I have some friends who love every page of, say, Cryptonomicon, but I found it very tough slogging at times. It's a shame, because I liked the story, but did not enjoy reading all the superfluous text that a strong editor would have taken out. This is, incidentally, why I've completely given up on his System of the World series.

Christian Tessmer minihase — Deliciously scary yet exciting book.

Miguel Mor _iguel_or_om — i learned that as an immigrant from a foreign land, if i ever commit a specific intent crime, i can raise a cultural defense to negate the requisite mens rea.

Michell Montilla mfmontilla5c61 — As with Factotum, one of my all-time faves from Chinaski. He has a real way of putting you in his shoes.