First I want to thank Mark for suggesting this book. I
generally read all the Gore I find in used bookstores, but
had never seen Interface. Since it was our book for the month
I was forced to find and buy it online
. To me it seems Interface lies somewhere between Gores' DKA
books and his novels of somewhat crazed men out for revenge
like Dead Man and Wolf Time. I did not work out the identity
of Docker until very close to the end. Thinking back that
identity gives meaning to previous incidents and greater
realization of Fargo's true personality
I have a couple of quibbles: Woudn't the record of Fargo's
reporting of a stolen car and it's being driven by him
conflict with his arranged alibi with Stayton? Also, no
matter how bad a crash and subsequent explosion, shouldn't
there be some portion of a person technicians could find? If
there were none would that cause authorities to know or at
least suspect there was nobody in the car? Mark
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