The Light of Other Days Audiobook

" Excellent Science Fiction book involving instant communication and it's effect on society. "

" The time-traveling sequences towards the end of the book were mind-stretching. "

" How does the world react to a new technology, initially which eliminates the speed-of-light limitation on television transmissions using molecular worm-holes, which later allows virtual cameras to pop up at any physical location, and later unveils yet another shocking ability at the world's fingertips to explore. The novel covers the consequences of these events, from cheap voyeurism to a much large scale analyzation of human nature. I don't want to give too much away. This is a highly recommended read. "

" So you think Facebook is an invasion of your privacy... "

" i've read this twice and found it completely thought provoking both times. forces one to question their own sense of morality and the secrets we keep to ourselves and from ourselves. "

" This was one of the best books I have ever read. It was the most fascinating book that I have read since the Ender's Game series. "

" The advent of Google Glass made me want to re-read this book again. You should read it to. This means you, everybody... "

" One of my favorite non-award-winning books co-authored by one of my favorite award-winning authors. "

" Excellent exploration of what total transparency would mean to a society, both current and historical. "

" I thought it didn't had the usual Arthur C. Clarke charm. Neverthless it's a very interesting one. "

" Kind of on an Arthur Clarke sweep here... This one was fascinating. Loved reading about the technology that provides instant communication. I confess I even felt a bit uncomfortable while reading about the past viewer!! "

" Excellent look at how humanity would cope with time viewing and the lack of privacy. Raises very interesting questions on what history is and how we would handle being able to see any past moment in time. "

" pretty lame writing, but an enjoyable one-dayer or airplane ride fodder. "

" I enjoyed this book but that is all. The element of solid SF remains but the spark of high interest I usually find in Clarke's writing just was not there. "

" Good read. Probably written by Stephen Baxter, with some ideas contributed by ACC, as ACC was pretty much done writing novels at that point in his life. The book dragged at times but the last two chapters were so good that it was worth the trip. "

" Interesting concept but I was a bit disappointed by the linear view of spacetime that the authors stuck to. The evolution of consciousness as they conceptualized it was pretty cool but I'll leave it at that so I don't spoil it. "

" the only part I liked about this was the science. characters and stuff about humanity altogether cliched, imo. nothing really touching. use of christianity appalling and hubris of authors unimaginable. "

" Absolutely love this fantastic story! 10 of 10 stars "

" What one technology would do to humans and their society? Makes me think what I really want from my life. A must read book. Recommended by Christ Shipp, and I am very thankful. "

" One of the more perfect science fiction stories ever written. Page after page of tantalizing hints of greater things not seen. "

" Loved the concept even though it lagged in the middle some. "

" What one technology would do to humans and their society? Makes me think what I really want from my life. A must read book. Recommended by Christ Shipp, and I am very thankful. "

" Fun read with an interesting premise. Towards the end I was running low on enthusiasm but still a unique enough premise to make it a good read "

" Second Arthur C. Clarke book I've read and I'm starting to notice a common theme of transcendence. Definitely a fun read and with thought provoking ideas as all scifi should have. "

" Excellent Science Fiction book involving instant communication and it's effect on society. "

" Not one of his better books. "