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  <read_at>Sat Jul 11 00:00:00 -0700 2009</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[Short stories, often dramatic and wrenching, sometimes not quite on target. Generally better than average.<br/><br/>The speculative elements of this are absolutely uncompromising. Nothing is explained; there's no exposition; you learn only just enough to follow what's going on (and occasionally not even that). On the whole, I liked this effect, the worlds and cultures unfolding like characters. Sometimes I just felt like I was missing that one bit of information that would have made the whole thing make sense.<br/><br/>My favorite stories: &quot;Singing My Sister Down,&quot; &quot;My Lord's Man,&quot; &quot;Earthly Uses,&quot; and &quot;Yowlinin&quot; (though I want the author to explain to me why it was necessary to change the spelling of 'monkey' to 'munkee').]]></body>
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