Jonathan Lethem: Amnesia Moon

I was pretty sure I read this book a long time ago, but then, I thought, hey… maybe not. Maybe it was someone else who thought they had forgotten who had read the book. Even though, if whomever it was who had forgotten about who had read the book, had actually read the book and then forgotten, they could just be confusing it with someone they knew who had read another book instead but mistakenly thought it was this book, and for some reason was able to remember it. Or something like that. A fast read, and the style is sharp. Definately pynchon inspired west coast kulture language thing going on. Some direct cloning from PKD going on, but hey, they world could use ten to the tenth to the tenth times more dick. say it loud, say it proud. P. K. D. P. K. D. P. K. D. P. K. D. P. K. D. ! – reviewed by CHaoS

August 26, 2009
Tax: » Jonathan Lethem , Apocalyptic, Dystopia
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