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Last and First Idol | Gengen Kusano

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"Bye-bye, Earth! My idol activities here were so much fun!" 4th Hayakawa SF Contest Special Prize 48th Seiun Award (Japanese Short Story Division) 27th Dark Seiun Award (Guest Division) 16th Sense of Gender Award (Future Idol Award) Last and First Idol earned the first ever special prize in the Hayakawa SF Contest, and the first debut work to win the Seiun Award in 42 years! This existential widescreen yuri baroque proletariat hard sci-fi idol story has carved out a new legend in science fiction history! Also includes Evolution Girls, in which some gacha-expert friends race to find the truth of the universe, and Dark Seiyuu, a brand-new space opera about voice actors! Gengen Kusano?s astounding debut collection!

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Last and First Idol | Gengen Kusano

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this short story collection was absolutely bonkers and I loved it, but definitely caution that this wouldn't be up to everyone's tastes. Kusano has a particular penchant for mashing up weird ideas with hard sci-fi concepts and somehow it works. I was getting pretty exhausted by the 3rd and last story in this collection, which kinda feels redundant/treading too-similar ground as the others, amd the mobile game story was my favorite.

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