A review by xeni
Rebuilding Tomorrow by Tsana Dolichva
I liked this collection a tiny smidge less than the first one (4-4.5 stars). I think it's because some of the stories in the first collection were continued in this one, and I just did not jive with where they were heading.
I still liked how many of these tales are set in Australia. It's really neat to have a whole different continent be the default!
I liked that this set of stories is focusing more on growth again, healing, overcoming the trauma of the apocalypse and finding a new path forward in a ravaged world. I don't think I always liked the worlds or the characters presented, but overall it was fascinating. I also still loved that the protagonists are all people with various kinds of disabilities and their stories are great stories, not stories of giving up or dying.
I still liked how many of these tales are set in Australia. It's really neat to have a whole different continent be the default!
I liked that this set of stories is focusing more on growth again, healing, overcoming the trauma of the apocalypse and finding a new path forward in a ravaged world. I don't think I always liked the worlds or the characters presented, but overall it was fascinating. I also still loved that the protagonists are all people with various kinds of disabilities and their stories are great stories, not stories of giving up or dying.