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A dazzling, genre-mashing trip through the edges of reality - wonderfully strange, occasionally perplexing, and deeply thought-provoking. If you like your fiction weird and your questions unanswered, this is Murakami at his most hypnotic.
THE elevator continued its impossibly slow ascent. Or at least I imagined it was ascent. There was no telling for sure: it was so slow that all sense of direction simply vanished. It could have been g...- #2
Save:Marked by S. Andrew Swann seems to be a sci-fi novel filled with action, intrigue, and unique characters. The story follows Dana, a detective with the ability to rewind time, as she navigates a world that is both fascinating and terrifying. The book combines elements of mystery, sci-fi, and time travel, creating a compelling and engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The author, S. Andrew Swann, introduces readers to a detailed and ambitious timeline, creating a universe that feels fresh and relevant despite the passage of time. The book explores social themes and technological advancements, weaving them into a complex and well-developed storyline that leaves readers both satisfied and eager for more.
Of course, they knew it was there on their adopted little girl’s back. Some of my earliest memories are of the man who would become my dad taking me to strange places to have strange people look at th... - #3
Save:Strange, clever, and utterly whimsical - "Kleinzeit" is a dazzling oddball of a novel best enjoyed by those who like their fiction unconventionally brilliant.
The fat man in the bed next to Kleinzeit sat up, smiled, nodded over his teacup. From his bedside locker he took four fruity buns, sliced them in half, spread them with butter, loaded four of the halv... - #4
Save:A must-have for lovers of visual storytelling and whimsical adventure - Flotsam captures imaginations of all ages, wordlessly inviting you to dive in and look closer.
A heady, imaginative trip - equal parts lyrical and bizarre. "Pollen" is cyberpunk as fever dream: brilliant, bold, but best for those who like their fiction adventurous and wild.
My father told me that I would live as many years as the grains of dust I could hold in one hand. Consequently I have lived to such an advanced age that now, when my body is ravaged by time, and power...
