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From Publishers Weekly In this follow-up to his historical Baroque Cycle trilogy, which fictionalized the early-18th century scientific revolution, Stephenson ( Cryptonomicon ) conjures a far-future Earth-like planet, Arbre, where scientists, philosophers and mathematicians a religious order ...
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Exclusive: Neal Stephenson Does Some Hardcore Phenomenology Geeking [Neal Stephenson]
io9 —
... of this video is that Stephenson is doing his usual brainfarm thing, but keeps throwing in these cute, self-depreciating little comments about how "impenetrable" Husserl is and how it was hard for him to understand all the philosophy he read for Anathem because (as he says), "My IQ is about one tenth of Gödel's." Awww, Neal. We know you'd rather play with swords than metaphysics, but we do appreciate your taking the time to read some of our favorite theorists. You can pre-order Anathem today!
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Futurismic —
... Neal Stephenson’s new novel Anathem is to be published on the 9th September (according to Amazon). There is ...
Neal Stephenson's Tale of Two Planets [Anathem]
io9 —
... definitely one of Stephenson's finest novels, perfectly showing off both his talent for explaining complicated ideas simply, and his seductive ability to complicate even the simplest observation to show you a whole new way of looking at the world. For in the end, Anathem is really about two planets: Arbre, and it's mirror-world, Earth. To understand Raz's planet is, in some basic way, to understand our own. Image of the Millennium Clock via Long Now Foundation. Anathem [via Amazon]
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Neal Stephenson Talks to io9 About Religion, Aliens, and Spoilers [Neal Stephenson]
io9 —
... philosophically ideal way to think about history? His answer: No. But neither am I disagreeing. This is just way more self-analysis than I ever engage in. I just write the stuff! Now you'll just have to read the novel and decide for yourself what Stephenson means when he wrote that stuff. One of the coolest parts of Anathem is trying to puzzle out its references and layers of meaning, and that's exactly what Stephenson is hoping you'll do. Anathem [via Amazon]
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What Will Happen When the LHC Turns On? 10 Scifi Stories Have the Answer [Large Hadron Collider]
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... Mist In a remote Maine town, a thick fog envelops an area near a military base where a mysterious "Project Arrowhead" appears to have ripped down a wall between two dimensions. Unfortunately, it turns out that the universe in the cosmic string next door has really crappy atmosphere and is full of giant monsters with long teeth. And humans, known across the multiverse as a tasty snack, have lured a ton of those monsters over to chomp us up. Anathem I've already mentioned that Neal Stephenson's new novel Anathem ...
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Interview: Neal Stephenson, Anathem - B&N Review
barnesandnoble.com 10/15/2008 — Neal Stephenson's long-awaited new novel, Anathem, was published in September, and went straight to the top of the New York Times bestseller list. Set not on Earth, but on a planet called Arbre that is similar to our own in many ways, Anathem is ...
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telegraph.co.uk 10/19/2008 — Andrew McKie commends the challenge presented by a vast and ambitious novel I think this novel is wonderful. So I don't want to put you off. But let's be clear: there is plenty to put you off. There is a strong case for thinking this book utterly ...
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yatterings.com 8/20/2008 — Stephen Levy over at Wired has this great piece on the new Neal Stephenson novel, Anathem, which disusses the Long Now foundation, 10000 year clock and time.
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Neal Stephenson Talks to io9 About Religion, Aliens, and Spoilers
io9.com 9/10/2008 — Today Neal Stephenson's long-awaited new novel Anathem hits the bookstores. We've already told you that this tale of science monks on another planet is cool, action-packed, and thought-provoking -- probably one of the best novels of Stephenson's ...
Great Neal Stephenson Interview
bigdumbobject.co.uk 10/22/2008 — There's a cool interview with Neal Stephenson at Barnes&Noble which I've only just read. I was putting off reading anything about Anathem until I'd finished it, but now I'm half way through I figured it would be okay. It's taking me a long time ...
Neal Stephenson, Anathem (2008)
punkadiddle.blogspot.com 2/2/2009 — Considerably better formed and more enjoyable than Stephenson’s prodigiously clotted Baroque books, Anathem is a pudding baked of equal parts Harry Potter, A Canticle of Liebowitz , Tolkien, Heinlein’s juveniles (or some of them) and Bertrand ...
Anathem by Neal Stephonson: Review
threetreesstudios.com 4/2/2009 — Typically I read books quickly, and as someone who spends a considerable amount of time writing and editing have trouble avoiding thoughts about how I would have written something. Moreover as someone who is constantly trolling for new ideas I am searching a book for things that I can use in my ...
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