Jim Fulner reviewed The Nagasaki Vector by L. Neil Smith
3 stars
SMith's name sake shows up only briefly here. A time traveling ship from the future eventually introduces us to a third demension within the Broachs multiverse. One where freedom is not valued even as it was on our own time line. but the ridciouslness of Ancapitstan gets wonkier. A wolf gains consieness thorugh implants in this brain and has double fisted guns created for him that only work his paws, but the process is learned to be immoral for some reason that makes no sense. And this dog loves Whiskey, and wants sex, but he can't have sex with a wolf that has no consience, and the one they did try to make like him has a desire to go live wild in the woods. WTF?!? Some great one liners and Win Bear is back at least, but the freenies worshipinng him and then not really explaining how they came …
SMith's name sake shows up only briefly here. A time traveling ship from the future eventually introduces us to a third demension within the Broachs multiverse. One where freedom is not valued even as it was on our own time line. but the ridciouslness of Ancapitstan gets wonkier. A wolf gains consieness thorugh implants in this brain and has double fisted guns created for him that only work his paws, but the process is learned to be immoral for some reason that makes no sense. And this dog loves Whiskey, and wants sex, but he can't have sex with a wolf that has no consience, and the one they did try to make like him has a desire to go live wild in the woods. WTF?!? Some great one liners and Win Bear is back at least, but the freenies worshipinng him and then not really explaining how they came to belive, seems like little more than a mockiery of Christinanity. The next one will have to be well written to keep going.