Title: Not as good as most Gibson novels...
Product review: All Tomorrow's Parties was a good read. The pace was fast (but not too fast), and the characters were all pretty solid. However, the plot was somewhat thin. When i finished the book, i had a sense that i hadn't really gained anything from reading it. It wasn't wasted time, but the book didn't have the 'oomph' that i expect of Gibson at this point. A lot of stuff happened, but it didn't seem quite important, really. Most Gibson novels are so intense you can't put the book down until you finish it, but i can't say that about this one.
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