Crichton Architects a Conspiracy in 'State of Fear' In his new novel about a global-warming information conspiracy, Michael Crichton gives us a 600-page "page-burner" bolstered by footnotes, charts and graphs. Reviewer Alan Cheuse reviews State of Fear.

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Crichton Architects a Conspiracy in 'State of Fear'

December 7, 200412:00 AM ET

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Alan Cheuse

Crichton Architects a Conspiracy in 'State of Fear'

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In his new novel about a global-warming information conspiracy, Michael Crichton gives us a 600-page "page-burner" bolstered by footnotes, charts and graphs. Reviewer Alan Cheuse reviews State of Fear.