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How High We Go in the Dark
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- Narrated by: Julia Whelan, Brian Nishii, Keisuke Hoashi, MacLeod Andrews, Jeanne Sakata, Greg Watanabe, Kurt Kanazawa, Matthew Bridges, Kotaro Watanabe, Brianna Ishibashi, Joe Knezevich, Micky Shiloah, Stephanie Komure, Jason Culp
- Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins
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- Benjamin MacLeod
- 2023-10-07
Amazing
Get ready to feel all the feels as you explore from so many different perspectives.
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- paul rochford
- 2023-01-08
Incredible
This was one of the best audio books I’ve ever listened to. The story itself, an incredible science fiction tale, was so good. I love the different stories that span time, how there are little seeds planted to tie certain stories to the narrative. So well done. Highly recommend.
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- Jamie Charles
- 2022-01-22
How Humans Cope
January 2022 | 4/5
In the near future, an archaeologist takes up his recently deceased daughters job in an Arctic dig. They have uncovered the thawing remains of an ancient homo sapiens like, female in the permafrost, that unleashes a plague that sweeps the globe.
The novel then looks at individual stories from a cast of characters, spanning centuries, that show how humanity has suffered, with a pinch of hope.
A first person narrative is used giving each story a unique voice, though the stories do bleed into each other, and we have a few repeat characters.
As I was reading, I couldn't help but feel these were once short stories (they were), knitted together for a novel length book. It works and it doesn't. The connections are loose at times, and the stories can feel - distant. But overall well done.
It was an interesting read, dark, with a glimmer of light. If you're worried about climate change, pandemics, and mutants, Nagamatsu has it covered.
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- Lorette George
- 2022-04-30
Unexpectedly good listen.
I found this story that I often couldn't wait to take the time to listen to.
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- CKH Vancouver
- 2022-08-30
Epic and Remarkable
A series of interconnected stories (some of the connections were tenuous and I wished I had a paper copy so I could check if the link was a child or sibling of someone from a previous chapter - the chapter titles were ingenious/clever/poignant) It was interesting to read about the effects of a plague when we are (hopefully) coming through Covid, and the effects of climate change on a world already fragile from loss.
Beautifully, remarkably written, some of the chapters made me emotional (I was able to get through the chapter about Finch but feel myself tearing up over a pig...)
This is a story about grief, and loss, and how people struggle to go on after the death of loved ones. Some of the stories are small and everyday, and some are cosmically huge. The ending is optimistic - mostly.
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- DB@Canada
- 2022-09-24
A series of short stories linked by doom
Yet another layered series of stories (c.f. Bone Circles) with a central theme of flawed antiheroes who somehow achieve redemption in a world like ours where existential threats seem to crush hope. At the end, the tale is circular, explaining the arc of its and our existence. I’ve read better apocalyptic Sci Fi and better Japanese Sci Fi.
However, it is well constructed, acted and written and I still rate it as good literate fiction.
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- Brandon
- 2023-01-16
Amazing character story
This is a deep dive into the lives of several individuals that is beautifully written with fantastical situations. One of my favourites.
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- Kindle Customer
- 2023-07-12
Not my cup of tea
This book is a collection of stories. They span many years, and are very loosely tied together. Yes, you can piece an overarching story together, but I just found it very depressing overall. there was no science no problem solving. Its just how people coupe in a very difficult time.
The writing is beautiful. You really do feel for the characters in their moments. The performance was really well done. But, like i said not my cup of tea.
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- sonia
- 2023-07-03
To me, it was great
I felt the ending was satisfying. I’m usually reluctant to read about pandemics but I enjoyed this.
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- Nicole
- 2023-07-13
Incredible
I loved how all the very different stories were linked together throughout - giving so many perspectives and details surrounding this pandemic. That would have been enough for me to give this 5 stars. But the ending! The way the entire thing is gathered together at the end was very unexpected and I'm going to be thinking about this book for a long time. I might even buy a physical copy for a re-read.
Cannot recommend enough!!
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