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The writing is definitely evocative. In this and many other episodes, David plays our emotions like Odell plays his piano. As we're absorbed by the backstories and current revelations we travel through gritty, violent, blood, sadness, smiles and searing beauty. Indeed this is a very subtle sci-fi twist on the traditional stranger-walks-into-town story that will appeal to sci-fi fans and sci-fi abhorrers alike. That's quite a trick to get right but then this is quite a book.
(Thank you so much , riverrun , for providing us with a copy for review.)
Further Reading: If this appeals we also recommend [[Kindred by Octavia E Butler]], a story combining pre-Civil War US with a sci-fi twist by an author with a brilliant reputation. We think you might also enjoy [[Far As the Eye Can See by Robert Bausch]] and [[The Spirit Photographer by Jon Michael Varese]].
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