Oct 082012
 

 

This book has been out for a while, but I was prompted to write about it recently.

Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One is aimed dead-centre at people born between around 1967 and 1977, who were geeks. There’s a lot to love in it and people of all ages – particularly those who enjoy a bit of geek culture – will enjoy it, but there are moments of “Omigod!” that you’d likely only have if you had a certain video game at your local Circle K.

Strange things are afoot in this page-turner, which I found to be a fine read.

Get it here (UK) or here (US)

  One Response to “100 word review: Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline”

  1. […] dreaming of childhood, endless days devouring new SF, or if it’s the other side of the Ready Player One […]

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