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32% complete! ks has read 16 of 50 books.
A novel of activism and natural-world power presents interlocking fables about nine remarkable strangers who are summoned in different ways …
Translation of Ch'aesikchuŭija (Published 2007 by Ch'angbi)
Had no idea what to expect from this book, and not to spoil anything, but vegetarianism is a small part of what it's about. The only together person in the whole book is the "crazy" one.
Translation of Ch'aesikchuŭija (Published 2007 by Ch'angbi)
Translation of Ch'aesikchuŭija (Published 2007 by Ch'angbi)
I think I'm done with Peter May books. I really liked the first trilogy I read (the Lewis books), but have not enjoyed the other series he writes as much. This one was a 20 or so years later follow up to that series and I liked it. Also includes some serious anti salmon farming sentiments.
Very funny in a cutting and sarcastic way. I'd look out for more of her books.
Recommended by Miriam Toews in the Guardian
Really enjoyed this book. Shani Mootoo gets right into the heads of the main characters very well, and you're drawn right into their thoughts. Feels like a cliff hanger at the end.
"From the beloved Pulitzer Prize-winning author--now in the fiftieth year of her remarkable career--a brilliantly …
Just couldn't get behind any of the characters. Nicely written, but not my thing.
Not sure what the classification would be (not SF), but techie horror scenarios played out very well.
