“How can I put these keen new riders off the club, I thought to myself? How about taking them down the muddiest lane in Hertfordshire?” |
A review of Greg Egan’s novel Zendegi. “An entertaining but rather slight novel that places Egan’s usual concerns—transhumanism, uploading of minds, the morality of artificial intelligence—in a democratic Iran in the early and mid twenty-first century.” |
A review of Stephen Baxter’s novels Space (2000) and Origin (2001), the second and third books in the Manifold trilogy. “If you’re looking for serene contemplation of disaster and suffering, Baxter’s your man.” |
“... we were glad to make an extra stop at Clare for ice cream...” |