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In "Interface", Neal Stephenson and J. Frederick George create a frighteningly realistic political thriller. William A. Cozzano is the perfect candidate for the presidential election, with one secret advantage--a biochip implanted in his head that connects him to a computerized polling system. As the mood of the electorate flows directly into his brain, Cozzano is more than just a candidate, he's a carefully crafted special effect. When a former Army Special Forces operative stumbles upon the plot, he tries to stop it. But as the election draws near, it becomes clear that Cozzano's backers are willing to do anything to ensure that their candidate wins. "Interface" is a complex and entertaining novel that explores the intersection of politics, technology, and power in an all-too-plausible scenario, making it a must-read for lovers of political thrillers.