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A review by adam613
To the Warm Horizon by Jin-Young Choi
2.0
"There's both responsibility and madness within me. I can't say the two are mutually exclusive."
To The Warm Horizon by Choi Jin-Young translated by Soje takes us on a journey through the cold barren Russian landscape with various groups trying to outrun a deadly virus. Told through the points of view of four characters, we see the vastness not only of the setting but also the emotions of the characters. Many fall evil to the new post-apocalyptic reality while others seek the spirit of connection and kinship at any cost. Though this is billed as a love story, it is by no means sappy or totally unrealistic. My favourite read so far from Honford.
To The Warm Horizon by Choi Jin-Young translated by Soje takes us on a journey through the cold barren Russian landscape with various groups trying to outrun a deadly virus. Told through the points of view of four characters, we see the vastness not only of the setting but also the emotions of the characters. Many fall evil to the new post-apocalyptic reality while others seek the spirit of connection and kinship at any cost. Though this is billed as a love story, it is by no means sappy or totally unrealistic. My favourite read so far from Honford.