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coolguy (USA: NY) (2006/08/28):
Would somebody please explain some of these topic categories please? 18th Century, 19th Century? Classics, Collections & Readers? Drama? Hispanic, History & Criticism, Humor, Jewish American, Letters & Correspondence? Native American, Poetry? Short Stories, Subjects? Women Writers, World Literature?Why not throw in Cooking for good measure? Anyway, as to reviewing this book, it is a decent Michael Crichton churned-out novel, with the same generic plot and characters types he has been churning out for over a decade, but the technology is cool and it is a fun read. If you are a Crichton fan you might as well read it, because you know you want to, even if you'll hate yourself in the morning. If you've never read any Crichton, I suggest trying one of his first books, Andromeda Strain. It's a great early techno-thriller.
Michelle Littleton (USA: AL) (2008/07/04):
Very long and weaving. If you are into the scientific side of nanotechnology, this book is for you. I kept expecting something to happen that never did.
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