A gloriously prescient and satirically witty thriller of the first Iraq war, which suggests that Saddam was making biological weapons in Iowa, by the authors of INTERFACE.
Neal Stephenson is the author of The Baroque Trilogy (Quicksilver, The Confusion, and The System Of The World). His other books include Cryptonomicon, Snow Crash, The Diamond Age, and Zodiac, as well as Cobweb and Interface, written in collaboration with Frederick George. He lives in Seattle.
Praise for Neal Stephenson:
I have seldom felt such humble, intoxicated, euphoric and
droolingly grateful awe as before Neal Stephenson's ... Baroque
Cycle
*Glasgow Herald*
The Confusion
Ideas about currency and calculus become thrilling because of the
way Stephenson incorporates them into his story ... Huge in scope
... rich in detail ... This weird, wonderful collision of
scholarship and storytelling has no peer
*Time Out*
Quicksilver:
A tour-de-force ... Dense, witty, erudite and gripping, Quicksilver
is ... an indication that Stephenson's Baroque Cycle is shaping up
to be a far more impressive literary endeavour than most so-called
"serious" fiction. No scholarly, and intellectually provocative,
historical novel has been this much fun since The Name of the
Rose
*The Independent*
Cryptonomicon:
The Gravity's Rainbow of the information age ... an astonishing,
monumental performance; and if the rumours of a sequel are true, I
can hardly wait
*The Independent*
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