This is the most original post apocalyptic tale that I have read in a while. The author does a brilliant job with making the vulture-like broker family sympathetic enough to tolerate--no easy task. There is a moral lesson in there somewhere as well as a sober commentary on the true value of human life. I only wish I knew what calamity had befallen the earth that caused the heat and radiation. 6 out of 7 rocket-dragons.
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Review of "The Ships That Stir Upon The Shore" by Rahul Kanakia
This is the most original post apocalyptic tale that I have read in a while. The author does a brilliant job with making the vulture-like broker family sympathetic enough to tolerate--no easy task. There is a moral lesson in there somewhere as well as a sober commentary on the true value of human life. I only wish I knew what calamity had befallen the earth that caused the heat and radiation. 6 out of 7 rocket-dragons.
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