It's a shame the settlements for the different mental illnesses on the moon aren't the actual focus of the book, but I enjoyed following Chuck, who ist basically a scriptwriter being forced into divorce and a new job, instead, too. It's really fun to get to know the different weird people and species. The plot lost me a bit towards the ending , but for the majority of the book I was thoroughly entertained. Still, it's not a particularly memorable novel and I think the things that will stick most with me are the weird bits, like the nippel enlargements or the unsatisfying ending. While it's not unimagineable that the same author that wrote Blade Runner wrote this, I felt like it leaned a bit heavier into the pulpy direction of this kind of Science Fiction, with generally similar ideas but an execution that felt of less substance. It's still fun, especially if you are more into CIA plots than I am.