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The world it’s geology and technology is fascinating and with a thin story stuffed in the cracks would be worth reading but that’s not what she does

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Typically blending scifi and fantasy in this manner leaves me feeling frustrated as though a tale was advertised as one type and then we’re given something else

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As additional details trickle into the narrative we simply get to see a more and more complete image of what’s going on

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Note that there’s implication of cannibalism–the inhabitants of this dystopian world are nothing if not ruthlessly practical

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The conclusion of the trilogy comes at the intersection of brutal journeys

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This is not just science fiction it cannot be slated into one category

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Nks narrative is physical rock magic but it’s use of the second person also makes it wildly empathetic

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You aren’t reading about a character who is so angry she decides to kill a whole city