Brett reviewed Bug Jack Barron by Norman Spinrad
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This is a book absolutely of its time, and perhaps is dated to us just because of how our media landscape has evolved.
I will note, with some distress, that the version I read (an ebook published by Reanimus Press) has had some textural changes - not many but enough to be frustrating. Replacing an AM-FM stereo with a DVD recorder, when the rest of the tone is irrevocably 60s, is Not Helpful, and I spent far too long checking things against an older text.
This is a book absolutely of its time, and perhaps is dated to us just because of how our media landscape has evolved.
I will note, with some distress, that the version I read (an ebook published by Reanimus Press) has had some textural changes - not many but enough to be frustrating. Replacing an AM-FM stereo with a DVD recorder, when the rest of the tone is irrevocably 60s, is Not Helpful, and I spent far too long checking things against an older text.
I will note, with some distress, that the version I read (an ebook published by Reanimus Press) has had some textural changes - not many but enough to be frustrating. Replacing an AM-FM stereo with a DVD recorder, when the rest of the tone is irrevocably 60s, is Not Helpful, and I spent far too long checking things against an older text.