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- AntiqueBeast 4m
- Terrible_the_duck 18m
- Mindhunter 14m
- SmokePotion 5s Right or wrong, I'm getting high.
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- Slyter 3h
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- funkyboss 11h
And 17 more hiding and/or disguised

Steam poonk?

Gibson and Sterling's joint "little" gem.

I finally finished this book. and I have to say it's one of the more difficult reads I�ve done recently. It doesn't help that I read it in spurts. Backtracking severely at times and managed to lose  it for a month before I started reading it again.

Late 1800's/early 1900's… I forget the exact year it's set in but this book is so chock full of lingo that it had me reaching for a dictionary ... and it's so stuffed and brimming with oh so much lush detail that I�m not sure where the plot wandered off to or if it even matters that much. :P

and then i found this place http://www.sff.net/people/gunn/dd/ and it all made sense ;)
I started re-reading it as soon as I finished it.

If you�re interested in �cyberpunk� themes and what not, I�d pick this book up and check it out.

I have to say I was very disapointed with this book. It was just entirely to heady… I mean I don't mind having to think, but not when I'm trying to relax and loose myself in a book. Especially one I'm going to unconciously compare to Neuromancer, no matter how hard I try to accept it on it's own merits.

-Kevlar

Cryptonomicon does "cyberpunk" or "cypherpunk" in a historical setting very well.

Need I say more?