Book Review: Alchemy of Stone
Book Review: Alchemy of Stone
I don't feel like I'm going too far out on a literary limb to say that Ekaterina Sedia's novel, The Alchemy Of Stone, falls into the only-partially defined category "The New Weird" along with books by luminaries such as China Mieville and Jeff VanderMeer. The novel tells the story of a clockwork woman who works as an alchemist in a city divided between the art of alchemy and the science of technology.
The setting for Alchemy of Stone is my favorite kind. It's by no me
I don't feel like I'm going too far out on a literary limb to say that Ekaterina Sedia's novel, The Alchemy Of Stone, falls into the only-partially defined category "The New Weird" along with books by luminaries such as China Mieville and Jeff VanderMeer. The novel tells the story of a clockwork woman who works as an alchemist in a city divided between the art of alchemy and the science of technology.
The setting for Alchemy of Stone is my favorite kind. It's by no me
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