Chris Flynn (2)
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Want to know what an airplane seat thinks? Or what it’s like to be an genetically engineered Aussie platypus that has a penchant for creating art and saving German tourists from crocs? Then this is for you.
Really weird but interesting but also a little gory (some stories)
I liked all except the last story which I couldn’t read because of how it was written.
The Aussie platypodes was my fave story.
Want to know what an airplane seat thinks? Or what it’s like to be an genetically engineered Aussie platypus that has a penchant for creating art and saving German tourists from crocs? Then this is for you.
Really weird but interesting but also a little gory (some stories)
I liked all except the last story which I couldn’t read because of how it was written.
The Aussie platypodes was my fave story.
An amazing range of plots and story telling styles. These are not light. The plots may be a bit unsettling, but it is well worth pushing through to experience the craft of such a talented author. And make sure to read the Acknowledgements at the end.
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Statistieken
- Werken
- 2
- Leden
- 55
- Populariteit
- #295,340
- Waardering
- 3.7
- Besprekingen
- 8
- ISBNs
- 24
- Talen
- 1
What a charming read! Awaiting sale at an auction of antiquities, a 13,000-year-old mammoth skeleton tells the story of his life to his motley crew of companions: a haughty Bavarian pterodactyl, a ghetto tyrannosar, a super-laidback archaic penguin, and a vengeful Ancient Egyptian Queen. It is a story of the old times, of the impact of first humans to arrive in the paradisal Americas many thousands of years ago, as well as a unique vantage point on human history, as the mammoth witnesses the arguable progress of modern humanity.
Sweet, funny, and captivating, Mammoth made me really rather happy. It is also a book in the eco-warrior vein, with an appeal to those of us wondering when - or if - humankind will realise we are part of something larger than ourselves.… (meer)