This book was majorly annoying. I couldn't care for the world building, digressions or any of the characters for that matter. Having said that, this might not be the review to read, if you are looking forward to reading the book. And seriously, whats up with all those weird voyeuristic stuff? 
 One thing is for sure, that pre apocalyptic world development had a disturbing resemblance with our current one. Still, it was a slog read for me, even with the genetic engineering and a trying too hard docile humanoids filled post apocalypse. Less than halfway the book, had I exhausted my tolerance for Snowman, Crakers and all neologisms. The only incentive was the curiosity to know, how Jimmy's world became Snowman's. 
 For a book titled Oryx and Crake, the father and mother of new world, latter was barely in the story. And for the parts with Oryx, conversations involving her were irritating to read through, pre and post BlyssPluss alike. Definitely not pushing myself through the rest in series. 
 I guess Atwood was playing Snowman on us, taking readers for floor model Crakers, concocting stuff up.