Exordia
Agonizing and mesmerizing, a devastating and extraordinary achievement, as well as dizzyingly unsatisfying, given where it ends ... Exordia is structured and paced like Book 1 of a series.
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A major accomplishment that seems to me to belong in a recent stream of titles where metaphysics and physics converge ... A deft treatment of realpolitik shenanigans, apocalyptic scenarios and the aforementioned quasi-mystical speculative elements ... My only quibble, a small one, is the length of the book. At 500+ pages, it’s just a bit overwhelming.
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Dickinson brings the same richness of characterization that made his Baru Cormorant series... so compelling, but this one reads like a Michael Crichton thriller on psychedelics—in a good way.
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