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“James was disturbed by the way the computers quietly went about their business, running the network of trains, unconcerned about whether anyone was there…

— Paul Bassett Davies

“He showed me the rudiments of electronics, and I got very interested in that.” Even more interesting were the trips to scavenge for parts.”

— Walter Isaacson

“James is gone, and I'm sure of nothing now.”

— M.L. Rio

“And he’d realized computers could be a tool to unite society.”

— Neal Stephenson

“James and I had eight years together, but in many ways we hadn’t even made it out of the gate, like a racehorse that…

— Liz Fenton

“James could have just saved them all that time and energy by telling them that chronmen became the way they did because the job…

— Wesley Chu

“Great events, but it all seemed of small importance compared to what happened now, in this room. Who knew? The course of his life…

— Joe Abercrombie

“But what was it in himself he needed to look at so much that he'd invented this elaborate scenario?”

— Allan G. Hunter

“Glad to see word reached you. I forgot my phone and somehow throwing pebbles at random windows seemed like a losing strategy." "My roommate…

— Emily Lloyd-Jones

“James focused on the spot where he was hidden. "The question isn’t whether or not I want to help Lux. You know that Kate…

— Aimee Carter

“He didn't know all that much about how the machinery worked anyway. Such knowledge was for specialists. In war, as in love, he was…

— Kurt Vonegat

“It was a little disappointing, really. As an inventor he could at least have had a hunchback assistant, or perhaps a metal one.”

— Kady Cross