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- Use of Weapons (115)
- By Iain M. Banks
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- Look to Windward (115)
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- Excession (123)
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- Consider Phlebas (172)
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- Never Let Me Go (1107)
- By Kazuo Ishiguro
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- The Time Traveler's Wife (1694)
- By Audrey Niffenegger
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- The System of the World (152)
- By Neal Stephenson
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- The Confusion (144)
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- Quicksilver (230)
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- Everyware (45)
- The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing
- By Adam Greenfield
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- The Fellowship (1)
- Gilbert, Bacon, Harvey, Wren, Newton, and the Story of a Scentific Revolution
- By Gribbin John
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- Critical Mass (105)
- How One Thing Leads to Another
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