Advance praise for Exegesis: "Exegesis caught my attention immediately, and kept it until the end. I didn't put it down." --Stephanie Bader, Tattered Cover "A page-turner for the dot.com generation! Quite the "interpersonal" ("inner personal"? ) relationship!" --Bob Schurtz, Downtown Books "This was interesting, computer. It's probably already happened and this is to get us adjusted. My computer guru loved it, as did I." --Sara Scherslrom, Books A Million "While I felt somehow prejudiced against an epistolary E-mail novel, I gotta admit that Exegesis really worked. It's an exciting man/machine interface through the most obvious communication medium available" --Linda Marotta, Shakespeare and Co. "I started to thumb through it, and before I know it , I was half way through the book! I finished it in one sitting and found it utterly fascinating! I liked the way it was written through e-mail messages, and following Edgar's growth and increasing consciousness was very interesting. I'm looking forward to handselling Exegesis when it's published." --Mike Sussman, Mike Sussman's Thrillers & Audiobooks "My impressions of the book changed as time passed. My first thought after fanning through was that this was an e-mail version of Griffen & Sabine. When I started to read it, I was immediately reminded of the Jane character in Orson Scott Card's Ender series. By the middle, I was having visions of Flowers for Algernon crossed with The Lawnmower Man. At the end, it hit me that this could happen now, is happening now, could have happened. the technology is here, the code is being written, the web is up and bulldozing...." --Daun Bahr (received on e-mail)

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