Review: near perfection
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2011
This is likely the best fre(e)-book I've downloaded. Not only is it a good, cerebral, deep story, it is well told. While most publishers look for both, all will take a good story poorly told before they take a poor story well told. This is the kind of book you'd happily shell out 15 bucks for.While it is deeply cerebral and works in a slow-moving circle of thought, not action, the very inaction of the book is what makes the story work, what makes the premise functional.If you're into action, this isn't for you. If you're into thinking it is; and then some.There was only one flaw, and it was a technical one. I'd tell you, but it would ruin the story.I am seriously considering using this in a fiction technique course I teach to upper division college students.