Reading a cyberpunk novel has been on the bucket list for a while now and this was definitely a great introduction to the genera. ...Dare I call it beautiful? Either way, the author painted quite detailed imagery. It was an intriguing and complex world - though I must admit I was a little overwhelmed at first. There were a lot of new terms to soak in and not all were explained right away. It was worth learning, though this is the one time I would have actually preferred an information dump. It almost felt like the main character was writing to people who already live in that world (which is kind of a cool concept in itself because it involves the readers, but it's a little hard to achieve when they are lost). But yes - eventually it all starts to make sense and once I hit a point, I caught the rhythm and that is when the story really came to life! It got me caring and supporting their rebellion. You feel their victories and the failures. The story was packed with such energy and the good kind of paranoia (<-dystopia fans will get this haha). 
 As much as I could feel every heavy beat of music written in this book, I so SO desperately wish this came with its own soundtrack. You can just image how amazing it would be.