Do you like vampires, werewolves, shamans, and reptilian aliens? Well, they’re all in here.
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Neal Stephenson’s third novel, Snow Crash made him a writer to read. An often hilarious successor to the cyberpunk novels of the 1980s, it finally receives its Bureau review.

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–A good book, maybe, but is it genre?

–Look, just bear with me on this one….

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Here’s a chance where we can actually do something before it’s too late.
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This volume contains two novels, Bonanza and Juncto, that take place concurrently during the span 1689-1702. Rather than present one, then the other… I have interleaved sections of one with sections of the other so that the two stories move forward in synchrony. It is hoped that being thus con-fused shall render them less confusing to the Reader.
–Neal Stephenson.

Maybe. Then again, maybe not.
–The Timeshredder

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eReader.com is giving away free eBooks every day this month. Logistically, it’s a sale of $0, so you’ll need to create an account to take advantage of the deal. This also includes submitting a credit card number, which I’m told is used as part of the eBook encryption to discourage file sharing. Still, free books are free books. The promo is here.

Today, more Larry Niven. Tomorrow, Smallville.
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In another short break from the Halloween schedule,
we’ve got some Larry Niven.
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I was planning on two more reviews today
(Futurama: Vol. 1 and Supreme Power Vol.
2: Power and Principalities), but that’s a lot
of articles for a Sunday. I think those will be
written, but not posted until later this week.

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Want a break from the Halloween movie reviews? How
about a vampire novel review?
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