
This is my first post here on Litsy: I am starting my first Tim Winton book tomorrow, Juice.
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This is my first post here on Litsy: I am starting my first Tim Winton book tomorrow, Juice.
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Imagine your dreams were government surveilled. Pretty horrifying! I loved this premise, but this dragged on for ages. Something about the execution just didn‘t work for me.
4.25/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌘
“We wear our garments like masks. Take them off, and you strip a person of their pretenses.”
#fantasy #romance #dystopian
"The first time I meet Death, I am....not ready."
#FirstLineFridays
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4/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
“All creatures can experience pestilence, famine, and death—but war, true war, that is a singularly human experience.”
#fantasy #romance #dystopian
I really enjoyed this. It was very hopeful and empowering without becoming naive. Gilead and the Commanders are as abhorrent as ever. The 3 women telling the tale come from vastly different circumstances which made it a very interesting read.
I‘ve heard very good things about this short novel. So far, we‘re off to a good start.
Another journey story, this time for a new home, a safe place when the world you knew has ended and doubt is everywhere. I particularly enjoyed Rice‘s descriptions of the Ontario landscape and the way nature had crept back into previously man-made spaces. At risk from roving bands of mercenaries as well as Nature herself, this journey takes a weaving path to safety, and to home. Beautifully written and starkly lovely.