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Sets up a really unsettling and unique problem, but doesn't have an equally creative way to resolve it. Definitely worth reading for some of the ideas (antimemetics itself, the inverse containment system, etc).

Mind-bending and very exciting. I liked the idea of antimemes, the X-files (etc) references, the plot that jumped back and forth, and how my own reality seemed to flicker in strange ways as I dove deeper into the book.
The author did recycle quite a few themes as the book went along, and I would probably see quite a few plot holes if I were to look closer. Still, it was an engrossing read.
(Oh, dear, will I remember what the book was about tomorrow? ;))) )

Don't read anything about it, don't secnd-quess it, and do not hesitate.

Just read it and thank me later.

You should know this is both sci-fi and horror... starts more in the first genre and quickly moves to the second. Somehow this wasn't clear to me when I started reading but by the time I realized it, I couldn't put it down....

Nothing more to say since I don't want to spoil it :)