Title: Gibson still has what it takes
Product review: Brilliant characterization (the person who said Gibson's characters are 'bland' is out of his mind), writing that is excellent without being showy, a future that is both weird and believable, and a plot with plenty of action, characterize this book. In my opinion ATP returns to the humor and excitement of Virtual Light, and is notably better than Idoru. The book's major flaw is that the impending "end of the world" is never clearly described, and seems to fizzle at the end -- on some level, the plot lacks seriousness. Still, I enjoyed it tremendously.
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