The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi
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The Windup Girl by Paolo BacigalupiMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Post food apocalypse scifi with tremendously original and genuinely frightening world building.
DNF, and right on the verge of finishing, too. I've just swapped audiobook players, meaning I lost my place in everything on the SD card, and yeah, okay, three years later it's probably time to admit I'm never going to finish this. I wouldn't bother saying anything about it because I don't remember much aside from repeatedly thinking how great his short stories are and how badly constructed the novel was, and how he should go back to shorts.
Except that I apparently left myself a note attached to the file, and that note says:
Robot rape for emotional effect/robot rape complicit in sexualized violence?
And you guys. I got nothing. Three years ago me, I'm glad you had apparently deep thoughts about robot rape?
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