Harish Palaniappan's

Finished 'Prey' by Michael Chrichton a couple of days back... was all thoughts about it since the novel is based on true research to an extent... and this happenend..

Discovery had a show today saying how recently some biologists and Genticists successfully created a fully artificially coded DNA - pushed it into a living cell - which replaced its original DNA and reproduced.. it was like thinking i read a science fiction novel and the next day watching a show which says it is proven possible..

good coincidence.

I have started believing Genetics, Programming, Biology are going to be inter-linked.. and going to seriously consider learning towards being a research programmer.. inspired, motivated.. may not be able to sleep today. feel like hitting some people. argggh.. nobody around.

Finished 'Only time will Tell' by Jeffrey Archer.. was good drama.. like his style of making the readers go through up and downs in the story.. especially liked the Tilly tea/coffee stall related part of story.. made almost real with details on the place, the english country side just before the second world war etc.,

Only thing was many things that were carried with surprise till the end of the novel.. were left incomplete for the second part of the novel releasing sometime this month... I had a hungry-puppy face at that spot of the last page of the book that it was incomplete .. though I was not surprised since have read some short stories of Archer and they all almost have surprises towards the end which you couldn't guess.

More shocking.. it is part of a 5 volume novel.. [more puppy face].

Only Time Will Tell is a first part of the five in Clifton Chronicles by Jeffrey Archer. The book was released worldwide in 2011. It was launched by Jeffrey Archer himself at Bangalore, India in March 2011, as the beginning of a global book tour.