Title: Prometheus-award winning book beats his "Probability Broach"
Product review: This book reminded me of Frederic Brown's 'Rogue in Space' or Alfred Bester's 'The Stars my Destination.' It deals with a lone individual and his surroundings. A good novel for introverts! The writing is more fluid and jus' plain ole' better than earlier novels ('Probability Broach' was good, but heavy on the political philosophy/economy etc.). This book seems an almost direct successor to Heinlein had he had the Howard family genes and access to the internet. Oh well, just read it!
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