DejahEntendu,
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How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu.

This is a gorgeous book. A collection of short stories tied together into a history of plague among humans interconnected through time. Non-linear, lyric, emotional. I cried and I soared with the stories.

In the very last story, Nagamatsu succumbs to some Marty Stu-ish writing, which I found very disappointing. But that was my only quibble. I found it well worth my time.

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leapingwoman,
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@DejahEntendu @bookstodon Oh, yes, a beautifully imagined book. I read it earlier this year.

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