forestofglory

I'm happy to see someone besides me did not enjoy "STET". I was intrigued by the idea of a story told through footnotes, but as a story it didn't work for me. Gailey's writing mostly seems not to, so it's not a surprise, but I've seen almost entirely rave reviews of it.

Agreed that The Only Harmless Great Thing was a better story, but also very depressing (although less emotionally affecting for me personally than I was expecting it to be, given how I feel about radiation sickness and animal harm...)