Sunday, September 21, 2025

The Hungry GodsThe Hungry Gods by Adrian Tchaikovsky
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Returning to the SFnal world of War Dogs, etc, Tchaikovsky pushes it forward much faster after Bees took over in the last book. Indeed, we head straight into GODS territory, with their old world in-fighting, their fundamental ideological antipathy, and their inherent disregard of actual reality.

Indeed, the whole novella reads perfectly as a critique of our own would-be gods right here on modern-day earth.

Ignore reality at your own expense.


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