A Man of Parts David Lodge
Wonderful biographical novel about H. G. Wells’ last days from the point of view of the many women in his life. Once again, Lodge’s prose is clean and light. Wells has interested me for decades, and I loved this enjoyable way to learn more about him. Really liked it.
Zero Day Mark Russinovich
Very bad “novel” about cyberterrorism that reads much more like a white paper. Lifeless prose, pale, uninteresting characters, and a clumsy plot. Complete waste of time. Too bad.
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