Nicole

I learned so much from this book. It was hard to absorb it all. But you can't unsee what is laid out, after reading it. A valuable read.

Classic Scalzi. Funny and fastpaced, a great, quick escapist read.

Poetic, vivid, atmospheric, slow-moving at times, and at times confusing .... A very moving story of the violence humans seem unable to stop committing upon each other, and how it harms those who follow. In this case, a massacre in Korea, after WWII, about which I've never known a thing.

The prose is a little too purple at times for me . . . but the exposition of NY at that time was very vivd and interesting.