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Afterparty by Daryl Gregory (view source)
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However, it is perhaps Gregory's despondent and cynical tone that made ''Afterparty'' stand out most. It would appear that the author does not have that much faith in people and if the masses were given access to heaven, they would only mess it up. This is a book that explores interesting concepts but never forgets to excite or entertain. A darkly comic creation that questions why we are here and should we really care?
If this book appeals then you might also enjoy [[Generation A by Douglas Coupland]] and [[Rant: The Oral History of Buster Casey by Chuck Palahniuk]]. You might also enjoy [[Harrison Squared by Daryl Gregory]] and [[The Darkfall Switch by David Lindsley]].
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