Reviews
"Once Geary lures you in, the real fantastical hook is wondering how we failed to notice that the bionic age has already arrived." — The Scotsman
“Geary ... meets various robots and considers (with a mild scepticism) ideas of thought-control machines and electronic memory devices.” — Steven Poole, The Guardian
“Geary [shows] that computers are more touchy-feely than we imagined and will soon bring new horizons of experience within our reach.” — PD Smith, The Guardian
“A fascinating account of a nascent revolution.”
— Scotland on Sunday
“A remarkably fertile, imaginative read.”
— Focus
“In this updated version of the [sic] “I Sing the Body Electric,” Walt Whitman's "fool that corrupted his own live body” has become wise.”
— The Quarterly Review of Biology
