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Title: Book flows as easily as cell synthesis, but with twists
Review: I read a review recently that compared Richard Powers with such modern satirists as Thomas Pynchon, Don DeLillo, and Stanley Elkin. But his true influence is found in a passage where a character replies that the most important composer this century is Adrian Leverkuhn, fictitional subject of Thomas Mann's "Dr. Faustus." Like Leverkuhn, Power's hero Stuart Ressler is after a code, only this one is genetic instead, (or rather, along with) musical. Like Mann, Powers likes to get analytical, and the reader learns with the characters the truths about genetics and romance. There are two stories here, but discover them for yourself. Power's heroine talks of moonlight being captured in a chamber; Powers has done it
