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- Che fine ha fatto Mr Y? (3150)
- By Scarlett Thomas
- Finished on Aug 2, 2008
  
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Che fine ha fatto Mr Y?

Bello e avvincente l'inizio, piuttosto deludente il finale. Peccato.

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— Aug 3, 2008 | Add your feedback
- Snow Crash (423)
- By Neal Stephenson
- Finished on Apr 8, 2008
  
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Snow Crash

An excellent piece of science fiction, with an eerie prophetic quality. The plot is built with such craftsmanship as to make plausible even the most strange theories: perfect suspension of disbelief.
The only particular I regret is not having read this book in 1992, when it first came out: it w ... (continue)

An excellent piece of science fiction, with an eerie prophetic quality. The plot is built with such craftsmanship as to make plausible even the most strange theories: perfect suspension of disbelief.
The only particular I regret is not having read this book in 1992, when it first came out: it would have been really interesting to see many of its technological predictions turn true in time.

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— Apr 9, 2008 | Add your feedback
- Slaughterhouse 5 (1065)
- The Children's Crusade - A Duty-dance with Death
- By Kurt Vonnegut
- Finished on Oct 10, 2007
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- Le tre stimmate di Palmer Eldritch (2162)
- By Philip K. Dick
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- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: the Trilogy of Four (1769)
- A Trilogy in Four Parts
- By Douglas Adams
- Finished on Sep 24, 2007
  
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: the Trilogy of Four

Extremely funny and imaginative, very English in its humour and definitely a quotes mine.
The only disappointing characteristic is the almost complete lack of a structured plot.
Oh, and of course: forty-two :D

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— Sep 25, 2007 | Add your feedback