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Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach
by Kelly Robson
I really enjoyed a lot of this book - interesting characters, revealing the world via business paperwork and RFP meetings, etc. That was an unusual choice, but ultimately kind of brilliant.
Ancient Mesopotamia was fun to visit, though I felt like the story kind of lost itself there, and I did not really appreciate the sudden ending. It did that thing that a lot of short stories and novellas do, where they end with a punchy, dramatic sentence that's supposed to be a punchline, and then just ends. I really, deeply hate that, because I somehow never get the punchline and have to go back and reread to figure out what they are implying with it.
Ancient Mesopotamia was fun to visit, though I felt like the story kind of lost itself there, and I did not really appreciate the sudden ending. It did that thing that a lot of short stories and novellas do, where they end with a punchy, dramatic sentence that's supposed to be a punchline, and then just ends. I really, deeply hate that, because I somehow never get the punchline and have to go back and reread to figure out what they are implying with it.