no credit crunch spoilers in THIS review, I promise you with my honoured promissory note). You see, this Cisco nub is something original, something far more mind-blowing, and I am assuming this concept of animal money in ‘Animal Money’ is brand new to any Collective Unconscious on this planet of ours, and, indeed, its description here is staggering (and I dare not be more exact here about its nature and its variant behaviours so as to keep it pristine for readers of this book, i.e. We hit the nub of this massive book already at this upper surface of the book? Not a relatively short burst of Lovecraftian fiscal ‘Meltdown’ as I once perpetrated to be published in the early 1990s, nor the Bitcoin as we understand it today. “…buzzing with virtually worthless scavenger currencies and melting into fiscal slime,…” But the professor-who-is-the-narrator’s world FEELS confidently more real as a construction than the shaky grasp of my own world (be it fictional or not), despite having lived there 68 years – and still counting. The economic considerations seem ripe with religious trappings and oaths, taking place where – and with what currencies – I have never heard of before … so it’s not in my own fictional world but in someone else’s. And I am already captivated, having read and reviewed three Cisco novels before, and now this one, here with two characters with the same name!Ī scenario of professors who are attending an Economic congress, a few of whom have synchronised accidents and then debate together without help of their other peers.

I’ve just scratched the top surface of the top surface of this quantitative easing of a predictively difficult book – so as to get a taster, while time-leveraging later management of scarce resources for much lengthier attacks upon its entrancing bulk.

The narrator by michael cisco