I have read Ambiguity and Other Stories, and what was the other one called? The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet, I think. , so, yeah, if you're looking for more by Vandana Singh, I highly recommend, , either of those big collections.
Weekly Reading Wrap-Up | October 9, 2022
so, it is a pretty, like funny story. It's very fast-paced. I'm really enjoying it.
I had started reading this maybe a year or two ago, I think, in a try a chapter tag video, and I thought it was a really interesting read. I like the writing style of it, , but because of the premise about somebody dying of an incurable illness, it kind of gets to my anxiety a bit.
I mean, it was very emotionally affecting. I had to take a break from the audiobook after listening to that, and I think I think it got to me so much because , it felt like it was describing something that had actually happened.
Anyway, it is interesting, but I'm not really sure if it's meant to be fiction or nonfiction.
so, all in all, this was it was a decent novel. It was incredibly readable. It's on the shorter side for a Robinson novel, that's for sure, but it was just so easy to sit down and read like half of it in one go.
The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet, I think. , so, yeah, if you're looking for more by Vandana Singh, I highly recommend, , either of those big collections.
this collection by Vandana Singh has a couple of short stories, , an essay about different types of utopias, and an interview, and I really, really liked it.





