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pdxpagemaster 's review for:
Babel-17
by Samuel R. Delany
challenging
mysterious
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
i read this for a local bookclub and like many have already said, the way the book ends was both unsatisfactory and also intentional in it’s lingering in a way that didn’t suit my preferences.
i think if the book had gone deeper into the characters or the world, i wouldn’t have minded the ending, but because this read like a slice of life novel where we didn’t see the establishment of the world or the end of the plot lines/character arcs, i found myself wanting more.
ultimately this was just fine.
i think if the book had gone deeper into the characters or the world, i wouldn’t have minded the ending, but because this read like a slice of life novel where we didn’t see the establishment of the world or the end of the plot lines/character arcs, i found myself wanting more.
ultimately this was just fine.