Lauren

I loved all of these short stories. Usually I am not a fan of the genre, but each one of these gripped me from the start. They all celebrate our planet and the many possible futures it has, some of them alarmingly difficult to conceive.
My favorite were the last two in the book, Through Her Eyes and Cannonball. They seemed unrelated, but they tie in with each other in an unexpected way.

Really enjoyed the beautiful book. I might have liked to read the author's note at the beginning of the book, or have it illustrated as well.

This version of Clytemnestra's story really explored the rage, quiet and simmering, of a powerful woman wronged by society and those she is supposed to love.

I was expecting this book to get to Clytemnestra's end, but it stopped after the events of Agamemnon. I would truly love to see a treatment of the events of Electra from this same author.

It was fine, but a bit too silly and contrived for my tastes. Just a bit over the top.

This is an experiential book, best savored by letting it wash over you, not trying too hard to understand.

But I do wish we knew what happened with Theodosius.