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Artificial Condition
by Martha Wells
Originally posted to I Should Read That
Artificial Condition is my favourite of the series. In this book, we get the expanded world building and much more solid and purposeful plot that I craved the first time I read All Systems Red. Murderbot has an interesting mission and is forced to learn on the fly and because of that, the story is much more self-contained and interesting.
Artificial Condition also introduces us to the absolute best aspect of these books (aside from our lovely main character) — the other bots that Murderbot interacts with. We are graced with my absolute favourite secondary character in the series: ART, also known as Asshole Research Transport. Murderbot’s interactions with ART are just fantastic and hilarious — they’re able to connect and understand each other on a level that isn’t achieved with Murderbot’s human interactions.
This book is an absolute delight, and I can see myself reading it over and over again.
Artificial Condition is my favourite of the series. In this book, we get the expanded world building and much more solid and purposeful plot that I craved the first time I read All Systems Red. Murderbot has an interesting mission and is forced to learn on the fly and because of that, the story is much more self-contained and interesting.
Artificial Condition also introduces us to the absolute best aspect of these books (aside from our lovely main character) — the other bots that Murderbot interacts with. We are graced with my absolute favourite secondary character in the series: ART, also known as Asshole Research Transport. Murderbot’s interactions with ART are just fantastic and hilarious — they’re able to connect and understand each other on a level that isn’t achieved with Murderbot’s human interactions.
This book is an absolute delight, and I can see myself reading it over and over again.