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Bluebird
A thirteen year-old girl in a futuristic setting after a year of rigorous cult programming and systematic abuse at the hands of a brutal paramilitary organization finds herself installed as a deity representing the embodiment of chemical and radiological warfare in a disease-ridden DMZ-type border area between the paramilitary organization with whom she enlisted and the gateway to areas of unknown nuclear-war devastated territories from which she came. In the sequel to the narrative that began with IRON GATES, this volume descends deeper into the cult of the commandant - its myriad conspiracies, layered agendas and internal practices - as well as a revealing of the hitherto secret origin points of the organization and the hideous despots at its helm. Contains extreme graphic content.
504 pages, Paperback
Published April 14, 2017
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September 16, 2020
improves upon Iron Gates by having some semblance of a plot, but the timeline is confusing and the whole thing is so poorly written that they would have been better off sticking to loosely connected disgusting scenes of pedophilia and torture (there are plenty of those, of course). it's especially hard to follow paragraph-long insufficiently punctuated sentances when the whole story goes pretty much nowhere. this one is more fantastical and science fiction than it's speculative predecessor. i can't imagine anyone other than sadistic pedophiles, esoteric fascists, or edgelords with power electronics projects, getting anything out of reading these books.
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