The Book of Qat is not so much about the destination but about the journey. The rich narrative, full of imagery and mystery, is delivered in short snippets between breaks--sometimes only a sentence at a time--as Henry, the main character, moves from dreamworld to almost-reality as he tries to make sense of his surroundings and to remember who he is.
If you like Zora Neale Hurston and Ovid, as do I, you'll probably enjoy reading The Book of Qat. I gave each installment 6 or 7 rocket dragons. My advice: check out the first installment and then take it from there.
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