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A review by lushr
Red Moon by Kim Stanley Robinson
4.0
If you liked The Martian and the future hopeful politics of Daniel Suarez’ novels then this book is a treat!
This story covers three characters swept up in huge political change while on the moon, it’s like a spy novel that moves between china and the moon. always exciting, never sure where they’re going next.
Great strong female character in Qi who is pregnant, powerful and determined to bring China to positive political change. Fred is along for the ride, while Ta Shu - an older poet and vid celebrity - tries to help them.
Really great read. wish the ending wasn’t so abrupt, there’s obviously more stories to come.
This story covers three characters swept up in huge political change while on the moon, it’s like a spy novel that moves between china and the moon. always exciting, never sure where they’re going next.
Great strong female character in Qi who is pregnant, powerful and determined to bring China to positive political change. Fred is along for the ride, while Ta Shu - an older poet and vid celebrity - tries to help them.
Really great read. wish the ending wasn’t so abrupt, there’s obviously more stories to come.