An Un-Calibrated Centrifuge
Dust of Eden
Most of this book felt like prose broken up to look like poetry. I like that some of the letters and essays were presented as prose. Nick's letters were a nice touch, giving the author the ability to show what was happening outside camp as the war went on. The book reminded me a lot of the show Allegiance.
I enjoyed most of it except when Mina compares the camps to Africa. Nagai could have come up with another comparison that doesn't reinforce the stereotype that Africa is a wholly primitive place.
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