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- The System of the World (151)
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished in 2005
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- The System of the World (151)
- Volume Three of the Baroque Cycle (P.S.)
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished in 2005
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- The Confusion (144)
- (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 2)
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished in 2005
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- Good to Great (410)
- Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't
- By Jim Collins
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Finished on Aug 31, 2005
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- Pashazade (14)
- By Jon Courtenay Grimwood
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Finished on Jan 3, 2005
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- Effendi (12)
- The Second Arabesk (Arabesk)
- By Jon Courtenay Grimwood
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Finished on Jan 2, 2005
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- Felaheen (10)
- By Jon Courtenay Grimwood
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Finished on Jan 1, 2005
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- The Diamond Age (210)
- Or, a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished in 2000
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- Snow Crash (362)
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished in 2000
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Technology meets multi-faceted characters
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I started reading Neal Stephenson years ago and the thing that sucked me in (besides the fun sci-fi gadgetry and concepts) is his ability to write *both* men and women as complex characters. You feel you know them and are genuinely interested in what's going to happen. Snow Crash is one of his best ... (continue)
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- Cryptonomicon (421)
- By Neal Stephenson
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Finished
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- The Time Traveler's Wife (1692)
- By Audrey Niffenegger
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Finished
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I'm surely not the only woman in love with Raf. He's the perfect hero. Flawed, confused, smahhhhhht, arrogant, selfish, talented, feline and deadly. Click on the book to read the full-on review. This series comes down to wonderful writing and fantastic characters for me. I've re-read each book so ma ... (continue)
I'm surely not the only woman in love with Raf. He's the perfect hero. Flawed, confused, smahhhhhht, arrogant, selfish, talented, feline and deadly. Click on the book to read the full-on review. This series comes down to wonderful writing and fantastic characters for me. I've re-read each book so many times I can open one at any page and know exactly where I am.
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