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IT HAPPENED FAST. THIRTY-TWO MINUTES FOR ONE WORLD TO DIE, ANOTHER TO BE BORN.
First, the unthinkable: a security breach …
IT HAPPENED FAST. THIRTY-TWO MINUTES FOR ONE WORLD TO DIE, ANOTHER TO BE BORN.
First, the unthinkable: a security breach …
The most devastating consequence of the spread of American culture across the globe has not been our golden arches or …
In a recently reunified Korea, robots have integrated seamlessly into society. They are our teachers, our bus drivers and policemen. …
a mediocre nothingburger of a book. it feels like the target demographic are neoliberals who aren't really aware that structural inequality exists - like most of the cast of the book
Eccentric genius Adam Bosch has cracked the multiverse and discovered a way to travel to …
well now i want to reread those beyond the wall again with the context from recently rereading this.........
Eccentric genius Adam Bosch has cracked the multiverse and discovered a way to travel to …
so i've read this before, presumably back in 2020? regardless it's been years. after reading the sequel i wanted to go back and reread this one, wondering if maybe the major characters in the sequel were characters who were hinted at in the first book....and yeah no they're not just hinted they are very involved secondary characters who i just completely forgot about.
definitely as good as i remembered though
Faced with a coming apocalypse, a woman must reckon with her past to solve a …
soooo good. i read the original but it was years ago so as soon as i finished this i started a re-read of that
i'm starting to think this book isn't about nigerians in space
BLUE REMEMBERED EARTH is the first volume in a monumental trilogy tracing the Akinya family across more than ten thousand …
BLUE REMEMBERED EARTH is the first volume in a monumental trilogy tracing the Akinya family …
for some reason i thought this book was a lot older than it actually is. i guess 'maestro of british sf' made it seem that way
From the gentle fantasies that include the wry title story—winner of both the Hugo and Nebula Awards—to ecological allegories; a …
This is the story of a serial killer. A stolen child. Revenge. Death. And an …
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i'm baffled by the (admittedly small amount of) people who said they preferred the initial concept of the book before the plot twist. really? you thought aw damn, i'm sad this isn't some ableist schlock depicting a mentally disabled man as a kidnapper and murderer for no reason? to me - not knowing the twist - it was ABUNDANTLY clear that ted as he was written did not seem remotely like the kind of person who would hurt or kill people. i did assume the author was making him a serial killer anyway because what else is new in ableist media
but ted isn't a cute little girl so ew gross no compassion for the abused child in this scenario i guess.
also i'm probably being too mean but if you didn't understand the author's note or whether he killed those women he tried to go on dates with (he obviously didn't the book made it abundantly clear what happened) you may in fact be a bit dense
