Great so far…
I’m halfway through Bioshock on the PC (widescreenmod!) and William Gibson’s new book, Spook Country. Both are great so far.
I’m also really enjoying this season of Eureka!
One response to “Great so far…”
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John Tokash 
Good to hear it– I’m always a bit slow to pick up Gibson books, for whatever reason. (I always end up reading them sooner or later, though.)
Is this season of Eureka better than the last? I mean, I watched the last one, I just… felt a little embarrassed doing so.
Also, I’m going to have to stop reading your Rolly news until someone tells me what the hell it is. It’s making my head explode.