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Museum Piece: an unusual collection by B. Morris Allen, B. Morris Allen, Dominick Cancilla, Arlen Feldman
4.0
4⭐ out of 5⭐.
The genre of this book is Science-Fiction. It is a very thoughtful and deep collection of novellas. It is very peculiar: every short story is set in a different "world". It has been amazing to dive in a different kind of setting every time. Each one of them gave a lot to think about. Some were sad, others bittersweet, others just quiet stories about another way of living. Some are sweet, painful and sorrowful. Others left me awestruck and with my mouth open.
Every short story has a meaning, a purpose, something to say. They are set in the future in a very clever way, everything is very believable and lots of themes are ones we should worry about today, in order to avoid taking that certain direction in the future. Everything in this book is described in a way that makes you deeply understand the feelings and situations of those involved, even if you were lucky enough not to have experienced them yourself. Every each one of these authors have a lot of talent. About some of these stories, I wish they had written a book instead
The genre of this book is Science-Fiction. It is a very thoughtful and deep collection of novellas. It is very peculiar: every short story is set in a different "world". It has been amazing to dive in a different kind of setting every time. Each one of them gave a lot to think about. Some were sad, others bittersweet, others just quiet stories about another way of living. Some are sweet, painful and sorrowful. Others left me awestruck and with my mouth open.
Every short story has a meaning, a purpose, something to say. They are set in the future in a very clever way, everything is very believable and lots of themes are ones we should worry about today, in order to avoid taking that certain direction in the future. Everything in this book is described in a way that makes you deeply understand the feelings and situations of those involved, even if you were lucky enough not to have experienced them yourself. Every each one of these authors have a lot of talent. About some of these stories, I wish they had written a book instead