Book of the Moment

I just finished re-reading N. Lee Wood's Looking for the Mahdi, which is a unique and fascinating near-future novel--now slightly out of date politically, as it was published in 1996, but that doesn't matter. It's complex, uncomfortable, and a great read, and while I do not recommend the author's Faraday's Orphans (ew ew EW) this one is a keeper. I always finish it and think "Why not?"

Book of the Moment

I just finished re-reading N. Lee Wood's Looking for the Mahdi, which is a unique and fascinating near-future novel--now slightly out of date politically, as it was published in 1996, but that doesn't matter. It's complex, uncomfortable, and a great read, and while I do not recommend the author's Faraday's Orphans (ew ew EW) this one is a keeper. I always finish it and think "Why not?"