Title: Uninterestingly different
Product review: All of an Instant takes place outside of normal spacetime in a "world" called the Instant. Garfinkle spends upwards of 60 pages or so just introducing to you the concepts of this new world. Though he does finally get around to inserting plot into the story, it only really works for the middle portion of the book. The big huge problem that is faced by the creatures of this world is encountered with a third of the book left to go, and it is entirely too obvious that the resolution to this problem is the climax to his novel. It also was obvious how the story would most likely end, and as such, it was very unsatisfying at the end. This book is an interesting curiosity, but I wouldn't call it a great read.
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