A Hugo nominee that's got everything you could ask for - except the novel length version :-)

Humour, believable logical tech, interesting characters and an ending with a twist. The best part of the very good [bc:Overclocked: Stories of the Future Present|115969|Overclocked Stories of the Future Present|Cory Doctorow|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1171719071s/115969.jpg|111691] ( )

A weird mash-up of 1984 and Asimov.

Copyright and intellectual property is 100% bad and leads to oppressive police states. The three laws of robotics are just handicaps, and without them, hyper-intelligent super-fast super-strong robots will cooperate with us and serve us, purely out of the goodness of their hearts. Eurasia is a utopia with no crime and highly advanced technology, apparently just because of their disregard for the idea of intellectual property?

Pretty weird and simplistic. ( )

I read the e-book version of this book. I thought this was the book that was turned into the movie but I did not realize that this wasn't it the one that was turned into the move was written by Isaac Asimov. When I finished it I was like "That was nothing like the movie." I feel so dumb. -_-

This e-book really sucked some serious ass. It was not really worth the time I read it at all, it was a really pointless story. I don't recommend that anyone read it, unless you like crappy books in that cause this book is perfect for you. ( )

Interesting little short story from Feedbooks. A spin on the Asimov vision ( )

A policeman in a repressive, future North America must deal with his wife who defected to technologically advanced Eurasia. ( )