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Junyoung Hong jun4801 — Neal Stephenson is my hero. Everyting he had written is wonderful.His last trilogy got a little too long for me,however.This is one of my favorites, tho I would also highly recommend the Diamond Age(about nanotechnology), and especially Zodiac(about a stoner/chemist MacGyver-type eco-warrior

Vanesa Ivan vanesaivan — This book snuck up on me. At first I hated it - so depressing! I thought, "Oh here we go! Another 'deep, dramatic, artist' author with the prose of perfect pain.. blah, blah, blah." But as the story continued I wanted to know what the hell was going to happen to everyone and I got caught up in it. There were a lot of times where the author completely lost me. The story would be going on about one topic and then all of a sudden it would seem to reference something else that had nothing to do with the moment or an event in the story that you could remember. Ex: "He grabbed another roll from the stove top. The room was warm from baking the dinner. She heard the verse in her head." What? What verse? What the hell are you talking about? What about the rolls? But outside of being completely lost every now and then, it ended up being a far more interesting story then I thought it was going to be... though I'm still confused about some of it.

Vincent Ng ngjipin — All three books were wonderful. They were so sweet, but still felt tied to reality. I also enjoyed that they were set in Maryland. :) I'm putting the 4th book on my Christmas list!