Andrewsarchus
A mixed bag of really wonderful, affecting stories and meandering, run on sentances.
A mixed bag of really wonderful, affecting stories and meandering, run on sentances.
Several very interesting thoughts posited here. The chapters from the Utod perspective were particulary captivating. However, I found the rest to meander a bit too much for my liking.
Several very interesting thoughts posited here. The chapters from the Utod perspective were particulary captivating. However, I found the rest to meander a bit too much for my liking.
Wow! Can't beleive this was written in 1909.
Wow! Can't beleive this was written in 1909.
Some absolutely gripping and thought provoking stories in this. Just the chronicling of time on display here is fascinating. I like how while this novel is very cynical of humanity and its society, there is a undefineable endearment to humanity present throughout, especially through Jenkins. Its almost as if humans became pets for Jenkins the way dogs were our pets.
Some absolutely gripping and thought provoking stories in this. Just the chronicling of time on display here is fascinating. I like how while this novel is very cynical of humanity and its society, there is a undefineable endearment to humanity present throughout, especially through Jenkins. Its almost as if humans became pets for Jenkins the way dogs were our pets.
This book suffers from a lack of momentum for a lot of its length, but the character arcs for Dalinar and Shallan as well as the strong ending make it worthwile.
This book suffers from a lack of momentum for a lot of its length, but the character arcs for Dalinar and Shallan as well as the strong ending make it worthwile.
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