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At The Week magazine, he tagged six favorite sci-fi works, including:
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson (1992).Read about the other entries on the list.
Stephenson's vision of a fractured and fragmented United States is both hilariously written and depressing in its accurate depiction of increasing polarization. I don't think Stephenson intended to be a prophet for this crazy age we live in, but he's got the gig anyway.
--Marshal Zeringue