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The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. (D.O.D.O., #1)
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message 1: by Kathi, Moderator & Book Lover (new)

Kathi | 4330 comments Mod
Please let us know if you are reading, or plan to read, The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. by Neal Stephenson.

Please, **NO SPOILERS** in this thread


message 2: by Sun (new)

Sun (sunmadeofyarn) I'm halfway through Seveneves at the moment and plan to move onto D.O.D.O. afterwards. Are they anything alike? Seveneves is all rather impersonal but D.O.D.O looks like it'll be more emotional, what with the first person narrator.


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David Fox (talk2dfox) | 19 comments Planning to read it as soon as inter library loan comes through. In the meantime, I'm halfway through Akata Warrior.


message 4: by Dev (new) - rated it 2 stars

Dev Null Roxy wrote: "I'm halfway through Seveneves at the moment and plan to move onto D.O.D.O. afterwards. Are they anything alike? Seveneves is all rather impersonal but D.O.D.O looks like it'll be more emotional, wh..."

Hi Roxy,

DODO also came across as a bit impersonal to me - it follows a bunch of different characters' threads, and makes use of some unusual third-person narrative techniques. But it does concern itself with the emotions of its' characters a bit more than Seveneves, so in that sense it might be less distant? Sorry if that's not much help...


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