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Surface Detail Iain M. Banks
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company

Surface detail from subBlue on Vimeo. # posted by Philip Wadler @ 11:49 AM. Tom Beddard's (subBlue) Surface Detail hypnotizes us with a sphere-like domain of constantly evolving fractals… “Born in 1976 in London but grew up just outside Manchester. Of a similar raring, Feersum Endjinn didn't have voluptuously complex characters or a grand epic-ness. Anyone know which fractal this is or how it is generated? Why is the Surface's 1366 x 768 screen better than the iPad 3's retina display? Much further down the line of the books comes Surface Detail. Video of a 3D fractal by subBlue. Microsoft has the answer to this and other questions. Right away, Surface Detail has some parallels with Transition. Like that novel (or at least part of it), Surface Detail is concerned with the morality of torture, or rather the lack thereof.