Swainston's second book and second entry in this series is engaging, interesting, sexy, exciting, and weird, altho she still suffers from an overindulgence in lengthy descriptions and made up fantasy names.
there's a lot to unpack here; this struck me as a unique and very psychedelic story, which I appreciated (and of course as a pixar feature it's very entertaining!), but I'm not sure if I trust (trust in a "keep your hands off my brain" kind of sense) the underlying metaphysical assumptions the narrative's plot implied.
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