Flying back to San Francisco alone a week ago gave me plenty of reading time, so I finished off Calculating God, by Robert J. Sawyer. Thanks, Mom… I’ll definitely have to pick up some more Sawyer, since it’s clearly intelligent, approachable science fiction. And I appreciate an author forward thinking enough to use sfwriter.com as their personal/professional domain.
Book: Calculating God
July 31st, 2005 · 1 Comment
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1 clock — watching time, the only true currency » Book: Factoring Humanity // Jan 31, 2006 at 9:18 pm
[...] I finished Robert Sawyer’s Refactoring Humanity several days ago. I enjoyed it, as I did the other Sawyer novel I read last summer. Also set in Toronto, Refactoring Humanity blends human interaction — a marriage between university professors that family crisis has damaged — with three of the most challenging scientific problems in the world. (One wasn’t enough?) The novel is set in the “near future,” but it feels very “near” in most ways. [...]