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Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach
by Kelly Robson
This was the wildly inventive stuff that is why I started reading SF for. Also it's Canadian. Or, mostly set there, which I guess makes me kindly disposed toward it because of completely unrelated authors who had nothing to do with it (i.e., [a:Tanya Huff|1967|Tanya Huff|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1207242126p2/1967.jpg] and [a:Charles deLint|16360968|Charles deLint|https://s.gr-assets.com/assets/nophoto/user/u_50x66-632230dc9882b4352d753eedf9396530.png]).
In any case. A touch of post-apocalyptic, some generational struggle (which is feeling real these days, I must be getting old), time travel, and some smarmy guy from corporate. Every part of it is great, and it mixes well. This was another one I devoured pretty quickly (ok partially due to stress insomnia, but also it kept me hooked)
In any case. A touch of post-apocalyptic, some generational struggle (which is feeling real these days, I must be getting old), time travel, and some smarmy guy from corporate. Every part of it is great, and it mixes well. This was another one I devoured pretty quickly (ok partially due to stress insomnia, but also it kept me hooked)