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djwudi 's review for:
The Book of Koli
by M.R. Carey
What started as fairly standard post-apocalyptic setting (small pseudo-medieval communities relying on poorly understood surviving tech) went in more interesting directions than I expected.
This was both more engaging and more amusing than I thought it would be, both through Koli’s inquisitiveness and through Monono’s window into history and cultural touchstones.
This was both more engaging and more amusing than I thought it would be, both through Koli’s inquisitiveness and through Monono’s window into history and cultural touchstones.