 Randomizer script for SOMEONE COMES TO TOWNDavid Wallace Jackson wrote a script that randomly changes the names of the characters in my 2005 Tor Books novel Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town -- a book in which the characters' names fluctuate, with only their first initials remaining constant. It's an absolutely delightful idea! Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town (remix) One Response to “Randomizer script for SOMEONE COMES TO TOWN”Leave a Reply
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Doctorow is one of sci-fi’s most exciting young writers, and one of the few with a genuine sense of humor. This is, even by his own bizarre standards, his oddest work yet — an absurd, cartoonish fantasy about a man whose father is a mountain, whose mother is a washing machine, and whose brother is a set of Russian nesting dolls. It all takes place in Toronto, where our hero finds love — and discovers a passion for installing wireless Internet connections.
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I found this today and started reading the book. It's very cool, but one thing drives me nuts! It was written in '05, therefore all laptops come standard with wifi built-in; yet in the book several times people mention things like "your laptop have a wireless card in it?" It's absurd to me and I know it's niche nitpicky. :P Regardless, thanks for the book!