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Reading Well: Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway

Nick Harkaway’s Gnomon remains one of my favorite novels, and I’ve been meaning to read more of his work since then. His 2023 noir sc-fi, Titanium Noir, does not disappoint. It’s very much what I would call contemporary noir: dark … Continue reading

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Reading Well: Gnomon by Nick Harkaway

Gnomon (2017) may be the smartest book I’ve read in many years. Nick Harkaway has created a multi-leveled, many faceted story that manages to succeed on several levels. First, it’s page-turning romp, a whodunnit that spans multiple timelines and characters, with … Continue reading

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