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A review by grid
Up the Walls of the World by James Tiptree Jr.
3.0
I set this down in the middle, and put it back on my to-read shelf, not quite having the heart to abandon it completely. Picked it up a few times in the ensuing FOUR years, and when I finally decided to just plow through, it turned out I only had a couple of dozen pages remaining.
There were some good ideas here, and toward the end it turns into a fascinating depiction of consciousness without physicality. I feel I've read that sort of thing before, at least a few times, but in recent memory, this is the one I enjoyed the most.
I did really enjoy some of it, but can't really give it full marks, as neither the characters nor plot spoke to me in any real way.
There were some good ideas here, and toward the end it turns into a fascinating depiction of consciousness without physicality. I feel I've read that sort of thing before, at least a few times, but in recent memory, this is the one I enjoyed the most.
I did really enjoy some of it, but can't really give it full marks, as neither the characters nor plot spoke to me in any real way.