It's available now. $29.99 for a hardcover isn't too bad.

And, while I'm here, I should probably correct something I said a few Saturdays ago, while pushing for this book to come back in front of Nobiwan. I brought up cyberpunk in relation to the book.

I was marginally incorrect in using that term, probably because I don't actually understand what keeps things like 1984 out of that category. Except that there's apparently not enough body modification. And probably not nearly enough unreasonable and wacky use of technology in the dystopian future.

There's not a lot of implanting of incredibly huge barely-the-size-of-a-DVD harddrives being implanted into heads, and there's not a lot of wild and crazy super-technology, but there's definitely some fairly realistic dystopian near-future. Especially if you look at it from the point of view of someone who already thinks that all of our rights have gone byebye.

...and now, I'm being distracted by a strangely appropriate Bullshit....

I was going to try to write something about the book, but I'm not good at writing up summaries of books. Once I've had a look at the final version [which should be here sometime this month], I'll see what else I can figure it out.

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