Nicolas Cl Cl itibaren Texas
For whatever reason, I was expecting more. I realize that tying a cholera outbreak to contaminated water is a big deal, but it did not seem like a big deal in the book. i think the epilogue proposed an interesting premise where cities were the future, due to less power consumption per capita, less gas used, and other cheaper infrastructure (per capita, again). It seems plausible and I like how he's excited about the future of cities. I was very excited to read this when I first heard about the book two years ago. Now, I can't remember why and that has affected the rating.