It starts with a haiku and ends with a river of gold. The 900+ pages in the middle are simultaneously funnier than hell and gut-wrenching to behold.
Japanese gold. Explanations of complicated mathematical algorithms. Analysis of WWII codebreaking technique. Suspense around the building of a contemporary and undetectable data haven. Fictionalized depictions of real-life events. Douglas McArthur. Captain Crunch. This novel has a little bit of everything.
But it’s not for everybody . . .
Join Aaron and Rodney as they discuss this not-quite-science-fiction science-fiction novel from a modern (and inarguable) master of the genre.
The RSS feed for this discussion can be found through Buzzsprout here: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2119153.rss.
You can also find and follow us on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i3LahCbz0ZRb03LZt5wuC?si=u2wfDvz7TjWWR4UZCcNtZw
As we mention in the episode, Rodney and Aaron are both hungry for discussion with our listening audience. Leave comments here or on our Facebook page. Come and join the group on Goodreads! In addition, you can also email us at justincasewediepod@gmail.com.
Just In Case We Die 