One Of Us
Michael Marshall Smith
A very enjoyable and extremely funny book. Set 30 years into the future, it
describes various innovations that have become commonplace such as the
transference of dreams and memories from one mind to another. Machines have
also been developed in "bio-machines" which have human feelings. The narrator has managed to upset his answerphone by throwing away his coffee
machine and in the course of the book he is also pursued by a discarded
alarm clock and insulted by a cash dispenser. Doreen described the book as
"totally mad but highly recommended".
Doreen 21/3/99
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