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A review by annyway47
Трилогия by Vladimir Sorokin
1.0
This was my debut and retirement as a reader of Vladimir Sorokin and probably all of Russian sci-fi in general. Not that I was much of a non-Russian sci-fi reader to begin with.
I own a physical copy of this book, which I bought about a decade ago because of some stellar reviews. Finally got around to reading it, wanting to find out if it's worth taking up so much shelf space. Spoiler alert: it wasn't.
It's about 700-pages long, containing the whole trilogy under one cover. So this is what goes toward my reading challenge. But since the trilogy is very jumpy and uneven, compiling all of my thoughts into one review would be too much. So I decided to review books 1-3 separately.
Here are my reviews for:
- Ice;
- Bro;
- 23000.
I own a physical copy of this book, which I bought about a decade ago because of some stellar reviews. Finally got around to reading it, wanting to find out if it's worth taking up so much shelf space. Spoiler alert: it wasn't.
It's about 700-pages long, containing the whole trilogy under one cover. So this is what goes toward my reading challenge. But since the trilogy is very jumpy and uneven, compiling all of my thoughts into one review would be too much. So I decided to review books 1-3 separately.
Here are my reviews for:
- Ice;
- Bro;
- 23000.