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The characters are lively, the plot moves along and the whole thing possesses heart and charm." - Adam Roberts, The Guardian The historical scenes are refreshingly unembarrassed by their hey-nonny-nonnyisms. Jokes are telegraphed (.) Even so, though it’s no comic classic, The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. "The temporal complications are farcical, but thinly so the dialogue is often banter, but containing a very low ratio of humour to blathery exposition.(.) (T)he novel explores the boundary between magic and science with wit, intellectual intensity and panache." - James Lovegrove, Financial Times "(W)hile the novel has the sophistication and sheen of Stephenson, it also has a healthy sense of absurdity.Deutschlandī : busy and entertaining - though rather lite - time-travel story
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