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Gene Mapper
Gene Mapper | Taiyo Fujii
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In a future where reality has been augmented and biology itself has been hacked, the world’s food supply is genetically modified, superior, and vulnerable. When gene mapper Hayashida discovers that his custom rice plant has experienced a dysgenic collapse, he suspects sabotage. Hayashida travels across Asia to find himself in Ho Chi Minh City with hired-gun hacker Yagodo at his side—and in mortal danger—as he pushes ever nearer to the heart of the mystery. -- VIZ Media
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welltemperedwriter
Gene Mapper | Taiyo Fujii
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I met this author and picked up this book at WorldCon in 2015. Because my to-read pile is actually several boxes of books in a trench coat I just now got around to reading it. It's kind of what I think of as sci-fi of the old school, mostly about the tech, with rather thin characterizations. That said, it's a fun and engaging read. Recommended if you enjoy stories about biohackery, which I do.

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mjdowens
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Lots of futuristic science and technology to grasp in the book. I loved all of it so much I read the entire book today. Good message on how we view new science and the affects it can have on our planet and humanity.