Loved the ideas put forward and how they explored some of them. Characterization was a bit weak and sometimes hard to tell if the author is describing something that’s actually happening or just figuratively. I was pretty enthralled up until the last 50ish pages where it builds up to something I can only describe as unsatisfying. It gets a little too conceptual whereas I think the rest of the book does a great job of walking that tight rope. All in all still a worthwhile read, makes me wish it was a trilogy or something because I think there’s a lot of great ideas within that we could use more time with.

This is in a incredible feat of speculative fiction. The ideas are compelling and the author does a wonderful job of telling them while exploring them. The character dialogue is a true joy to read.

This book is fascinating and terrifying!Imagine if there are people, places and things that we don’t see but can see us. If you are a sci-fi fan then you need to read this one of a kind book! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This was awesome!!!!

I really enjoyed it. It struck me as SCP-related and that was confirmed when I read the author's note at the end. Really interesting ideas, loved it!

Each chapter of the book was purposeful and exciting making it difficult to put down. The science fiction aspect was fairly soft and abstract which made it easy not to get hung up on minor details.

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I don’t remember enough details, just enough to know that membering was integral to its plot of humans as idea spaces.

Hard to describe this book, but I read it in one sitting; couldn’t put it down.

If I hadn’t read a scifi book in a few months maybe its ok but as it was i had just read an Asimov book and this just felt like such 8th grade writing. It was ok but at no point could I immerse. Spend your 10$ on a gpt sub and make your own book.