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The Monkey State (The Monkey State, #1)
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In Search of Maya (The Monkey State, #2)
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Blood in the Green
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| Martain has created a compelling speculative fiction novel with dual protagonists Lila and Sal. I think the strength of her writing is with the former. Lila has great interiority and you really feel like you are inside her mind. The plot moves as a g ...more | |
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Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an advanced reader copy (ARC) of this book. It was a heartwarming read. It's the antithesis of the War of Art style grind out your creative work books. The reality may be somewhere in the middle but Kleon's ...more |
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The Monkey State (The Monkey State, #1):
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Monkeys have evolved, they are forced to work 91 hours a week (6.5 days a week), they live in pods, they have curfews, cannot leave the tribe, have no freedom and punishment for non-compliance can be as harsh as death. It rains all the tim" Read more of this review » |
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