8bitlapras's review
2.0
Ark of Light by Victor Lavalle: 3/5
How We Burn by Brenda Peynado: 2/5
Dying Light by Maria Romasco-Moore: 3/5
The Gamecocks by J.T. Petty: 1/5
Noah's Raven by Kij Johnson: 2/5
A Statement in the Case by Theodora Goss: 3/5
Toxic Destinations by Alexander Weinstein: 2/5
A Stranger at the Cochinche by Daniel José Older: 2/5
Average rating: 2.25, rounded to 2/5
How We Burn by Brenda Peynado: 2/5
Dying Light by Maria Romasco-Moore: 3/5
The Gamecocks by J.T. Petty: 1/5
Noah's Raven by Kij Johnson: 2/5
A Statement in the Case by Theodora Goss: 3/5
Toxic Destinations by Alexander Weinstein: 2/5
A Stranger at the Cochinche by Daniel José Older: 2/5
Average rating: 2.25, rounded to 2/5
crunden's review
Extinction can be as global as all, or as personal as me.
I listened to the audiobook version of Noah's Raven by Kij Johnson, which was definitely unexpected. It's a take on Noah's Ark that, for me, brought to mind Snowpiercer (for reasons I won't spoil, though I'm still like WHAT). Johnson's writing is undeniably captivating and there were several lines in the story that really stood out for me.
Will be coming back to this issue to check out the rest of the stories, for sure.
I listened to the audiobook version of Noah's Raven by Kij Johnson, which was definitely unexpected. It's a take on Noah's Ark that, for me, brought to mind Snowpiercer (for reasons I won't spoil, though I'm still like WHAT). Johnson's writing is undeniably captivating and there were several lines in the story that really stood out for me.
Will be coming back to this issue to check out the rest of the stories, for sure.
foomple's review
4.0
4 stars for A Statement in the Case by Theodora Goss and 3.5 for Noah’s Raven by Kij Johnson, both heard on the Lightspeed podcast.
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