Title: Totally unreadable
Product review: Another of these SF books where the author thinks that SF is simply about making up obsure words and describing "future" sounding technology without any need for boring old-fashioned plot, character development, social parabole, internal consistency, and ... oh yeah readability.I'm sorry Mr Wright, but aligning 30 new made up words per page for the sole purpose of stuning your readers by some would be never-seen-before show of creativity gets boring very quickly. And the volume of random twists thrown in there solely for unpredictability, and without any sort of introduction or vague rationale is both very easy and lame. None of that qualifies as good SF.Another reviews describes the book as intellectually challenging. That's one way to put it. It's pure giberish.
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