[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book Club Thing

[(Anonymous)]

I feel bad peablossom that we're all just talking about the_missing_y.

That's a good point and something I hadn't even thought of. Maybe there's something about his human form, that I dunno...sheathes his dick in water-resistant coating? Or maybe he likes pain during sex (he does like it to be exotic, after all)?

But yeah, I really liked it overall, too. It was very interesting exploring such different perspectives (especially Chava's. I really enjoyed the process of her learning how to appear human, and, well...just learning what it is to be alive and in the world). It's also one of the only books where the omniscient POV actually worked for me. I usually like limited third person and don't like omniscient, but I think it was done very well in this case.

Re: Book Club Thing

[peablossom]

I usually prefer limited 3rd person as well, but this novel made omniscient work for it. I also usually don't care for extensive flashbacks, but all the backstory was very compelling here.