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"wow.. this book is an acid trip and as much as its sectioned into fantasy i cant help but see this as Sci-fi, the world is incredibly ancient and unknown, built by a civilization that is not only no longer present but has remnants so scattered they dont even remember their past connection to it." — Jun 28, 2025 08:29PM
"wow.. this book is an acid trip and as much as its sectioned into fantasy i cant help but see this as Sci-fi, the world is incredibly ancient and unknown, built by a civilization that is not only no longer present but has remnants so scattered they dont even remember their past connection to it." — Jun 28, 2025 08:29PM
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"tension is palpable, interesting internal struggles amongst the characters. biggest issue i have is from the human perspective the prose seems to have been left in a very.. clinical state, & i am inclined to blame the translator for this. it reads like an extraordinarily direct translation, most noticeable in the sections dealing with human perspectives." — Jul 13, 2025 07:23PM
"tension is palpable, interesting internal struggles amongst the characters. biggest issue i have is from the human perspective the prose seems to have been left in a very.. clinical state, & i am inclined to blame the translator for this. it reads like an extraordinarily direct translation, most noticeable in the sections dealing with human perspectives." — Jul 13, 2025 07:23PM
James’s 2025 Year in Books
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