Synopsis: In Paul Di Filippo's review in SF Eye (#11), he said: "What Chamberlin has accomplished in Cigarette Boy strikes me as an ambitious amalgram of New Wave formal experimentalism and c-punk hardnosed reassessment of old tropes and SF situations, kind of a Sallis-Gibson collaboration ... This is a book that will repay the attention required for its reading, and which will certainly find an appreciative audience among all those readers interested in imaginatively crafted futures." A number of readers have expressed having had some difficulty in reading this book, as it is entirely typeset in left and right-justified uppercase.