“When we fall in love with someone, we fall in love first with their world. Sometimes love for the person follows. Sometimes not.”
Four pages into Simon Ings‘s newest novel, Wolves, and I am already underlining things with a pencil for their insight into the human psyche, something which, if I am to be honest, I find lacking in many genre novels and am most likely to find in the so called literary novels. Wolves has been hailed as a triumphal return to science fiction by UK-based author Ings,
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I'm going to have to find these and read them.