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I wonder if Brian Catling read this book, because this is everything that The Vorrh wasn't. The writing is beautiful and probing--abstract but still lucid--with characters that feel human. Their reactions to a dark world are varied, and none of them seem favored by the author--a sign of good writing. But this book is also just as dense and aimless as The Vorrh, so it's not a light read, but intriguing still.

This crazy fuckin book is crazy book

What do you mean he grew cocoons on his palms what is happening

This book slaps. I love living in it

I’ve definitely read this before but I don’t remember how it ends or if I liked it

This is the New Weird version of Ivan’s Nightmare I swear to God

Sadly wholly amoral man with a taste for violence and couture pondering over the fabric of the universe WILL win me over. Every single time.