โ Scribed by Neal Stephenson
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"An entertaining and sometimes murderous satire on campus life." -- *--*New York Times Book Review
"Satire is Stephenson's major." -- *--*Los Angeles Times Book Review
The New York Times Book Review called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious". but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic Cryptonomicon, it's back-to-school time. Back to The Big U, that is, a hilarious send-up of American college life starring after years our of print, The Big U is required reading for anyone interested in the early work of this singular writer.
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*The New York Times Book Review* called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious". but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic *Cryptonomicon*, it's back-to-school time. Back to The Big U, that is, a hilarious send-up of American colleg
_The New York Times Book Review_ called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious"...but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic _Cryptonomicon_ , it's back-to-school time. _Back to The Big U_, that is, a hilarious send-up of American co
SUMMARY: The New York Times Book Review called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious". but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic Cryptonomicon, it's back-to-school time. Back to The Big U, that is, a hilarious send-up of American
*The New York Times Book Review* called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious". but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic *Cryptonomicon*, it's back-to-school time. Back to The Big U, that is, a hilarious send-up of American colleg
_The New York Times Book Review_ called Neal Stephenson's most recent novel "electrifying" and "hilarious"...but if you want to know Stephenson was doing twenty years before he wrote the epic _Cryptonomicon_ , it's back-to-school time. _Back to The Big U_, that is, a hilarious send-up of American co
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