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capriqueen's review against another edition
5.0
The Digital Storm is a rollicking adventure through the coded landscape of a secret part of Millenium Bank’s infrastructure, where two AI’s, a virus, and a magical program have carved out a home.
What makes Shakespeare’s plays so wonderful is their universality, and what makes The Digital Storm so wonderful is Benjamin Gorman’s ability to turn classic jesters into internet trolls and AI’s into fully fledged characters.
The book takes us on a journey of revenge versus justice and what it means to be human. Comedy sprinkled with philosophy leads to a book that will make you laugh and think.
What makes Shakespeare’s plays so wonderful is their universality, and what makes The Digital Storm so wonderful is Benjamin Gorman’s ability to turn classic jesters into internet trolls and AI’s into fully fledged characters.
The book takes us on a journey of revenge versus justice and what it means to be human. Comedy sprinkled with philosophy leads to a book that will make you laugh and think.
jameseckman's review
2.0
I read about 1/3 of this and didn't finish before its due date at the library, it does seem to follow the original which is a tough solo read and a hard act to follow, Shakespeare reads better aloud with friends. I suspect an audio book version with good voice actors would be decent.
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