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ninj's review against another edition
3.0
"A Hundred Ghosts Parade Tonight" by Xia Jia, translated by Ken Liu.
A child living on a street of ghosts as the years go by. Vivid imagery of the street and its inhabitants.
A child living on a street of ghosts as the years go by. Vivid imagery of the street and its inhabitants.
abibliophagist's review against another edition
4.0
Beautiful and haunting, Xia Jia purposefully blurs the lines of reality and science, creating and dropping us into a world so futuristic yet so recognizable.
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Beautiful and haunting, Xia Jia purposefully blurs the lines of reality and science, creating and dropping us into a world so futuristic yet so recognizable.
Merged review:
Beautiful and haunting, Xia Jia purposefully blurs the lines of reality and science, creating and dropping us into a world so futuristic yet so recognizable.
macthekat's review
4.0
A deeply touching story about a mothers very slow loss of a child. It is also a story about a mission to Mars and artificial intelligence. The story is non-linear which has thrown some people but to me it made it feel more like a real person retelling the story than a normal linear narrative.
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