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Title: Worth the read
Review: Rainbows End is worth your time if you are interested in the impact of technology on society. The plot and characters are just compelling enough to keep you turning the pages, but the real gem is the author's compelling vision of near-future technology and its effect on government, warfare, and everyday life. Almost every page has a nugget of insight into the future. The new world is complex, but the story serves to introduce it gradually enough so that it's no more bewildering than it should be. Vinge's vision is intentionally ambiguous, simultaneously chilling and hopeful.Unfortunately, Rainbows End will fail to meet the lofty expectations of Vinge fans. His best novels (A Fire Upon the Deep and its sequel A Deepness in the Sky), contain not only inspired visions of technology, but also superb plots and characters. Rainbows End does not keep that standard of greatness. However, even when not at his best, Vinge is still worth reading.
