Title: Only to complete your collection
Product review: I was dissapointed by this book. The characters are bland (as we have come to expect from Gibson), but in his previous work, this was offset by a wealth of action and background information on the world. In All Tomorrow's Parties, the action is lackluster, and the only extra information about the world (which was fleshed out better in Virtual Light and Idoru, the previous books in the "series") are Gibson's insights in the colors of computer-cases, and his passion for old watches. In some passages, his prose is snappy as before, but overall, this book lacks any taste.
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