FrancescaJ ,
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couldn’t be more different from ’s previous Booker prize winning novel. It’s a fairly straightforward literary thriller and one that is very much of the zeitgeist with environmentalism, social media & billionaires under the microscope. Even the morally upright journalist thinks about his scoop as a path to fame. It’s very readable but also, particularly at the end, just a little bit silly. @bookstodon

bookworks ,
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@FrancescaJ @bookstodon Yeah. The end seemed wrong. “How do I wrap this all up lickety-split.” Was enjoying the first 95%, tho.🤷🏼‍♀️

FrancescaJ OP ,
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@bookworks @bookstodon it was enjoyable & topical but I don’t think it had anything to say about current issues, which a better ending might have been able to do

DarkMatterZine ,
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@FrancescaJ @bookworks @bookstodon when authors do that I assume they’re under contract with a deadline. It’s a shame.

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