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Erik D. Larson
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The Kikiloa Chronicles: A Literary Science Fiction Novel of Time Travel, Magical Realism and an Irrepressible Mitochondrial Eve
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Favorite Reader Review So Far
I love this Kikiloa Chronicles reader review by Emma Sinclair of The Second Draft blog. She captures the book with a clear, authentic voice.
https://the-second-draft.com/2026/07/...
As her intro says:
"Erik Larson’s ambitious sci-fi novel blends philosophy, parallel timelines and unforgettable surfing imagery into one of the most original books I’ve read this year.
I won’t pretend this is a simple nov Read more of this blog post »
https://the-second-draft.com/2026/07/...
As her intro says:
"Erik Larson’s ambitious sci-fi novel blends philosophy, parallel timelines and unforgettable surfing imagery into one of the most original books I’ve read this year.
I won’t pretend this is a simple nov Read more of this blog post »
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"A truly magnificent book that will capture both young and older readers alike. I loved the way this brought together myth and storytelling from so many different places and times. Erik D. Larson is an amazing storyteller."
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"This book is an absolute rollercoaster through ages and places - a fast paced, deep and epic story that will suck you in from the first word and keep you hooked to the last. Just brilliant. "
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The Kikiloa Chronicles: A Literary Science Fiction Novel of Time Travel, Magical Realism and an Irrepressible Mitochondrial Eve:
"I won't pretend this is a simple novel, because it isn't. The Kikiloa Chronicles by Erik Larson asks its readers to juggle philosophy, parallel timelines, mythology and science all at once. Somehow, though, it never loses its sense of wonder.
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"As an avid reader who is not as familiar with the blend of genres featured in this book, I was pleasantly surprised to see how accessible it was. From page 1, I was gripped and fell in love with the characters and world that was built. A truly great "
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BookLife Reviews (Publishers Weekly): ⚡ Editor's Pick "Moving, surprising time travel story of the fight against entropy. This assured and surprising sci-fi debut... bursts with memorable invention. With sharp prose, warm characterization, and the lit ...more |
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For your consideration. Kirkus Reviews "An engaging time-travel romp that mashes up Jung and Doctor Who to masterful effect. Our verdict: Get it. The so-called mother of all humans embarks on a millennia-spanning odyssey in Larson’s novel. Sh ...more |
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BookLife Reviews (Publishers Weekly): ⚡ Editor's Pick "Moving, surprising time travel story of the fight against entropy. This assured and surprising sci-fi debut... bursts with memorable invention. With sharp prose, warm characterization, and the lit ...more |
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BookLife Reviews (Publishers Weekly): ⚡ Editor's Pick "Moving, surprising time travel story of the fight against entropy. This assured and surprising sci-fi debut... bursts with memorable invention. With sharp prose, warm characterization, and the lit ...more |
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For your consideration. Kirkus Reviews "An engaging time-travel romp that mashes up Jung and Doctor Who to masterful effect. Our verdict: Get it. The so-called mother of all humans embarks on a millennia-spanning odyssey in Larson’s novel. Sh ...more |
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BookLife Reviews (Publishers Weekly): ⚡ Editor's Pick "Moving, surprising time travel story of the fight against entropy. This assured and surprising sci-fi debut... bursts with memorable invention. With sharp prose, warm characterization, and the lit ...more |
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