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texasjanesaw 's review for:
Service Model
by Adrian Tchaikovsky
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Each chapter in Service Model is named after a famous author spelt in a robot-style code, eg:
KR15-T → Christie (Agatha) – murder mystery
K4FK-R → Kafka – bureaucratic absurdity
A4W-L → Orwell – dystopian control
B0RH-5 → Borges – labyrinthine knowledge and metafiction
D4NT-A → Dante – journey through hell and divine confrontation.
The story shifts style to match each author, so you get murder mystery vibes, bureaucratic chaos, or dystopian weirdness depending on the chapter. It’s a funny, thoughtful way to follow a confused robot through a broken world.
KR15-T → Christie (Agatha) – murder mystery
K4FK-R → Kafka – bureaucratic absurdity
A4W-L → Orwell – dystopian control
B0RH-5 → Borges – labyrinthine knowledge and metafiction
D4NT-A → Dante – journey through hell and divine confrontation.
The story shifts style to match each author, so you get murder mystery vibes, bureaucratic chaos, or dystopian weirdness depending on the chapter. It’s a funny, thoughtful way to follow a confused robot through a broken world.