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shereadytoread 's review for:
A Palace Near the Wind
by Ai Jiang
This was such an interesting take on eco-fantasy. A survivor trying her best to hold on to her culture and hope (and respect for nature) when faced with what appears to be inevitable destruction of it all. The refusal of sacrifice but also the necessity of sacrifice are strong themes in the story.
So much happens in such a short novella, but the world felt fully fleshed out. There is a clear humanity vs nature idea, but like actual humanity, there is variety in people’s beliefs and actions.
I was so excited to hear Jiang was releasing a new story, and it did not disappoint.
Disclosure: I received a gifted copy from the publisher.
So much happens in such a short novella, but the world felt fully fleshed out. There is a clear humanity vs nature idea, but like actual humanity, there is variety in people’s beliefs and actions.
I was so excited to hear Jiang was releasing a new story, and it did not disappoint.
Disclosure: I received a gifted copy from the publisher.