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’s in time with Anathem
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. No Tags addthis_url = ...

Exclusive: Neal Stephenson Does Some Hardcore Phenomenology Geeking [Neal Stephenson]
io9.com 8/28/2008 — We've got an exclusive clip of Neal Stephenson doing what he does best: Seriously geeking out about obscure early-twentieth century metaphysics. Specifically, he admits that he has a little fetish for Edmund Husserl , a theorist coined the term ...

Entertainment : Neal Stephenson Reads from "Anathem"
amazon.com 8/23/2008 — Video: Neal Stephenson Reads from "Anathem" E-mail This Link to a Friend: From: (required) To: (required) Subject: (required) Separate multiple addresses with commas. Addresses will not be used for promotional purposes. Add comments: (1,000 characters ...

Review: Anathem by Neal Stephenson
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 ...

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 ...

Anathem: Neal Stephenson: Books
amazon.com 8/27/2008 — 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, ...

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 ...

Neal Stephenson’s Anathem–is it feminist enough?
blogs.feministsf.net 12/1/2008 — Neal Stephenson’s “Anathem” is not a specifically feminist work, but it’s a blast to read. It has his standard socially inept male protaganist, Fraa Erasmus; a female love interest whom he perceives as way better than he is socially, intellectually, and emotionally, Suur Ala; and an incredibly comp

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 ...