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 Member: djfoobarmattCollectionsYour library (127), Currently reading (3), All collections (127) Reviews24 reviews Tagsscience fiction (63), politics (22), fantasy (21), cyberpunk (16), comedy (12), robots (12), sociology (11), friendship (11), loyalty (10), humour (10) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror GroupsNone Favorite authorsKen MacLeod, Ian McDonald, Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling, Charles Stross (Shared favorites) Favorite bookstoresPulp Fiction About meA computer programmer guy from Brisvegas, Australia. About my libraryA small geeky collection. Emailyo.checkit Account typepublic, free URLs
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I'm new to LibraryThing and I was checking out shared books in libraries and yours really caught my eye. I browsed about a bit and already wrote down 4 books to get!! The "near-future" tag in particular. After all, isn't only good sense to keep a sharp eye on what's coming down the road at you? A great deal of what I read is aimed at getting a better sense of The Shape of Things to Come. (I always capitalize that!!) I just thought I'd say Hi and let you know I'm going to use your library as a reading list for a while. I'm also going to find out where the heck you are in Australia...never heard of it! I spent two weeks touring Sydney to Brisbane in the 80's,a limited stretch to be sure, but I love geography and I somehow assume that I know where Everything is!! I live on the island of Key West, at the very end of the Florida Keys. A VERY stupid place for the long-term future but it's the closest thing to Paradise I've found in this wierd cess-pool called America! Cheers mate....hope to hear from you
Michael
posted by MichaelKeyWest at 6:27 am (EST) on Feb 23, 2010