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Author: Edmundo Paz Soldan

Turing's Delirium

by Edmundo Paz Soldan

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Jul 1, 2006

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Jun 2007

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Set against the backdrop of the globalization crisis, Edmundo Paz Soldán’s latest novel is a modern chapter in the age-old fight between oppressed and oppressor.

This review was originally published in The BookBrowse Review in September 2006, and has been updated for the June 2007 edition. Click here to go to this issue.

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