Annual Migration of Clouds

This book is stunning. There were several moments that took my breath away, and others that had me screaming at the stereo. It wasn't what I expected and I think that was the best part.

I liked the world-building. Current events are comingled with reflections on the past. The relationship with Cad is difficult. People survive day-by-day.

What a great story! I loved the character development in this novella. This was really good cli-fi - it blended a post-collapse world with a really compelling and well-developed storyline of "the cad". The allegory of the cad as colonial/extractive capitalism was chef's kiss.

This story starts with an acceptance letter to university in one of the remaining domes.

It is not the story of a girl from the waists struggling to integrate into privileged society.

This is a story about leaving a struggling community and an overprotective parent, with a mysterious fungal parasite to boot.

A lovely post eco-apocalypse coming of age story with a fascinating twist.