The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. | Neal Stephenson & Nicole Galland | Talks at Google

[@rhesabrowning]

What an awesome book. Stephenson keeps breaking barriers in imagination.

[@BlackStarXx11xX]

Stephenson is a fuckin genius.

[@vaibhavgupta20]

Just finished the book yesterday.

[@richardbenitez7803]

I thought DODO was highly readable unlike some of the other Novels. Was highly amusing, clever, witty. I enjoyed the ingenuity. It was lots of fun. The book had good character development.

[@Joshua-ye2eo]

I wanna say the host was attempting to be tactfully honest, but then I keep thinking, well, why use that line at all, then? "Here's these guys right here about to do this. They seem to be some sort of authors, and if you're here then you might recall them from stuff they wrote, but we are thoroughly unprepared and I'm definitely going to rub that fact in to show we don't really care - about that fact. I know so many books, how could I begin to list a couple that belong to any specific authors, even these authors? Yep, so... See ya."

[@2GunsUpZ]

Dat Powerpoint tho.

[@thegreatjonzini]

That's not Michael Stipe!

[@weareallanimals]

I have just begun reading this book. There seems to be an overbearing need for the writers to present an overly hostile attitude by the main female character towards men. It is needless and annoying. I believe this will be one of the books I leave unfinished. No worries. There are plenty more Authors out there to read.