Occupy Me by Tricia Sullivan
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2/5. An entry in that peculiar subgenre of scifi where angels are some variety of quantum beings. This had all sorts of things I like – lesbians, dinosaur battle – but managed to be that flavor of weird that I find dull instead of engaging. Something something sentient oil, higher-dimensional angel wings, time travel, artificial intelligence, and a prehistoric frog. And yet . . . dull, and I'm not entirely sure what actually happened.
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Yes, still. Very soon, though.
2/5. An entry in that peculiar subgenre of scifi where angels are some variety of quantum beings. This had all sorts of things I like – lesbians, dinosaur battle – but managed to be that flavor of weird that I find dull instead of engaging. Something something sentient oil, higher-dimensional angel wings, time travel, artificial intelligence, and a prehistoric frog. And yet . . . dull, and I'm not entirely sure what actually happened.
…
Yes, still. Very soon, though.
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Date: 2019-09-09 11:53 pm (UTC)*quantum beings gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah* (my graduate degree was related, which means I now have a very very hard time reading almost any sf with "quantum" as a descriptor)