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A review by mikifoo
Nothing Is As It Was by Kimberly Christensen, Amanda Saint
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*3.5
Received from publisher, Retreat West Books
This is a collection of 32 flash fictions and short stories. Not all were well-written, but all exposed how immediate the threat of climate change is. Some stories were hopeful while others were dark and catastrophic. This is a wonderful example of how 32 writers envision our immediate and distant future. Whether or not you're interested in climate change, the stories are a reminder that it's actually too late to debate the issue. This collaborative effort is perhaps not the best reading material during the pandemic (Covid-19).
[Physical copy]
Received from publisher, Retreat West Books
This is a collection of 32 flash fictions and short stories. Not all were well-written, but all exposed how immediate the threat of climate change is. Some stories were hopeful while others were dark and catastrophic. This is a wonderful example of how 32 writers envision our immediate and distant future. Whether or not you're interested in climate change, the stories are a reminder that it's actually too late to debate the issue. This collaborative effort is perhaps not the best reading material during the pandemic (Covid-19).
[Physical copy]