http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue155/books.html
snippet from review:
< Crescent City Rhapsody is atypical of
most nanotech-oriented SF, which often
presents the technology as a fait
accompli, already fully developed and
capable of near-magical achievements.
Instead, Kathleen Ann Goonan draws a
portrait of nanotech in its infancy--a
messy hodgepodge of unrelated
research pursued by hundreds of
laboratories, all with differing goals and
ideologies.
< Additionally, Crescent City Rhapsody
celebrates art in many forms. Music
and sculpture, just as much as science,
are critical elements of Marie's hopes
and dreams for a truly liberated
humanity. >
Damien
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