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  <author>Cory Doctorow</author>
  <blurb>Welcome to Bitchun society, where all today's commonplace problems have been solved: even death is a minor inconvenience, since one can make regular backups. Our hero has gone to Disneyland--his habit at times of major personal crisis--where he works for the ad-hocracy that runs the Haunted Mansion and the Hall of Presidents. It is a great honor to be working on the pinnacle of late-twentieth-century cultural and artistic achievement--Disneyland, that would be--and it inspires great loyalty. </blurb>
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  <created-at type="datetime">2008-03-09T00:52:51Z</created-at>
  <days-taken type="integer">19</days-taken>
  <finished-on type="date">2007-10-01</finished-on>
  <id type="integer">7</id>
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  <pages type="integer">208</pages>
  <rate type="integer">2</rate>
  <review>A very interesting basic idea, but so what? Some of the reviews make this sound like a great book. Great books are suppose to be about great things, big ideas, grand topics. This is about taking a bunch of bored immortals fighting over who gets to run an amusement ride. 

I was looking for a lot more here. Nothing specific, it is well written and it has some interesting ideas, but it's still a trivial topic. </review>
  <started-on type="date">2007-09-12</started-on>
  <state>finished</state>
  <title>Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom</title>
  <url>http://craphound.com/down/</url>
</book>
