shimmer's review against another edition
4.0
I think this is my favorite of Krusoe's afterlife trilogy. It seemed have both more focus and more heart than the other two. There are still the coincidences and unlikely events so crucial to Krusoe's stories, not to mention the resistance to "easy" allegories that insists readers take the absurd at face value. But the introduction of multiple voices opened up the possibilities of the story in an unexpected way that kept resonating after I'd finished, whereas as the other two felt novels felt more final, for lack of a better word.
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