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A review by revisins
The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. by Nicole Galland, Neal Stephenson
4.0
Jaunty and fun. Layered and multi-disciplined. The various formats found within the pages make the story have a more a lived in feel. When you got time travel to contend with--it's important to see how it effects everyone else in the narrative world.
This book was a lot of fun. Perhaps too brisk in some parts and to laden in others. It's a balancing act that mostly works.
Did this book need another 300 pages? Perhaps...or perhaps only a 100 more with a culling of 50 existing. Again...the balancing act.
Well worth the time of the read. Take a chance. I'd read more in this multiverse.
This book was a lot of fun. Perhaps too brisk in some parts and to laden in others. It's a balancing act that mostly works.
Did this book need another 300 pages? Perhaps...or perhaps only a 100 more with a culling of 50 existing. Again...the balancing act.
Well worth the time of the read. Take a chance. I'd read more in this multiverse.