83 years old, written and read during recessions, and somehow equal parts timely and timeless; Discouraging and hopeful.
John
Long ago, back when theme parks were open, back when crowds would fill them up, was a park so wild and so dangerous people wore the scars it inflicted like badges of honor. This is the story of someone who worked there over the summers.
John
In a day and age where millions can be thrown at any exiting idea, is success the only difference between a visionary and a fraud?
John
Someday soon, the impossible will happen. And in all likelihood, we won't even notice.
John
I cant say much without giving it away, but I enjoyed how this book turns the (Pretty well used) "Chosen One" trope on it's head.
John
The roads of tomorrow will be cleaner, emptier and you may not recognize (or own) the vehicles that use them.
John
Imagine keeping a secret when everyone could be an informant, and every room could be bugged. A page turner and a nail-biter if there ever was one.
John
Equal parts Game of Thrones and Handmaid’ Tale (And all that comes with that.)
John
An engaging read about a person whose name has almost been lost to history.
John
This left me both frightened of all the problems to come, but at the same time optimistic of all the problems that'll finally be solved.
John
