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Maxwell's Demon

Steven Hall (author)

Paperback Published on: 03/05/2022

£12.99

6 reviews

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Publisher information

Publisher: Grove Press / Atlantic Monthly Press
ISBN: 9780802149213
Number of pages: 352
Languages: English

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A hall of mirrors

Much like the protagonist, Thomas Quinn, I spent much of this book not really sure what was going on. The novel is like a hall of mirrors, you catch sight... READ MORE

Verity Halliday

Kafkaesque, hard to put into a specific genre, but BRILLIANT!

Maxwell's Demon is a very unusual novel, it's hard to slot it into a specific genre but it's beautifully written and pressed all the right buttons for me. ... READ MORE

Mary Price

Clever quirky read

Andrew Black is a best-selling author who has disappeared. Thomas Quinn is a struggling writer who hasn't been published in many years. Is Andrew Black bac... READ MORE

Jim

Psychological drama

Thomas Quinn is a fairly unsuccessful writer for years intimidated by the success of his estranged and now dead father's protegee Andrew Black. His life i... READ MORE

Aidan Dunn

welcome back

I have been waiting a long time for a second novel from Steven Hall. I’m happy to report that fans of The Raw Shark Texts will dig this just as much. It’s ... READ MORE

The Dynamite Kid

DISPORDER, RANDOMNESS AND AWFUL

I can't believe this ever got any five star reviews. It's up itself, confusing, trying to be cleaver and it isn't. Unlike Franz Kafka where you can say 'I ... READ MORE

Dave H