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~ books read in 2022 ~
#21: Questland by Carrie Vaughn
“Okay, Professor Cox, so yeah, what I want to do is show that Moby Dick and Pokemon are both symbolic of rampant capitalism by portraying the inherently destructive nature of the relentless pursuit of abstract consumerism.” The kid took a gasping breath and seemed relieved to have gotten all that out at once.
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Carrie Vaughn is a veteran of the SF/F scene -- and she brings her experiences to play in her new novel Questland, about murderous shenanigans at a high-tech, high fantasy theme park.
"Does the interplay between Arthurian legend and Monty Python make you weak at the knees?" asks critic Jason Heller. "Do the words 'critical fail' send you into a panic? If so, Vaughn's book is a cornucopia of sly references, winking asides, and not-so-hidden meanings." Check out his full review here!
-- Petra
Review: Questland by Carrie Vaughn
Review: Questland by Carrie Vaughn
Author: Carrie VaughnPublisher: John Joseph Adams/Mariner BooksReleased: June 22, 2021Received: NetGalley Fans of Carrie Vaughn and games should rejoice, as the two merge beautifully for Questland. This is her latest novel, one that is fun, chaotic (in the best ways), and full of that iconic RPG aesthetic. Dr. Addie Cox is a literature professor, and she loves her job. She loves everything…
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Questland
It’s Wednesday again and I finally get to talk about a book I’ve been excited to share for awhile now. I’ve been a fan of Carrie Vaughn’s through out her Kitty Norville series and I am super excited to see something new from her, especially something new that appeals to my table top RPG nerdery like this did at points. This one is from netGalley, here’s Questland. Enjoy! When billionaire tech…
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Books I'd Read Lately (Part XXIV)
Books I’d Read Lately (Part XXIV)
Books to Question Reality man pondering reality. Image: UAI We read speculative fiction primarily for escapism and entertainment. But sometimes, the books we read make us question, what is reality? Can we trust our senses? What is real? What is not? Can we change our circumstances? Reading that forces us to question our values and society is welcome. We should be more inquisitive and…
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‘Okay, Professor Cox, so yeah, what I want to do is show that Moby Dick and Pokemon are both symbolic of rampant capitalism by portraying the inherently destructive nature of the relentless pursuit of abstract consumerism.’
Questland, Carrie Vaughn
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