
Weaver
by Kelly Ann Jacobson
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Pub Date Nov 10 2023 | Archive Date Mar 31 2024
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Description
In this Cloud Atlas-style speculative novel, humans are the alien invaders. The reader learns through many documents—police reports, legal depositions, speech transcripts, and diary entries—that a human company named HealthCorp has attempted to enslave two alien species: the Laffians stranded on a planet-wide ocean and the feline HoFe living on a bed of hofellium. Now, those same aliens have come to Earth in the hopes of using the planet to safely repopulate. A Finalist for the New Orleans Press Lab Prize and Longlist Selectee for the Dzanc Books Prize for Fiction, this new novel by award-winning author Kelly Ann Jacobson asks the question of whether these three groups can reconcile on Earth without killing each other first—and whether they should.
A Note From the Publisher2>
Kelly Ann Jacobson has authored two highly praised Young Adult titles, Tink and Wendy and Robin and Her Misfits. Both those novels--and this one--support the cause of LGBTQA+.
Kelly Ann Jacobson has authored two highly praised Young Adult titles, Tink and Wendy and Robin and Her Misfits. Both those novels--and this one--support the cause of LGBTQA+.
Kelly Ann Jacobson has authored two highly praised Young Adult titles, Tink and Wendy and Robin and Her Misfits. Both those novels--and this one--support the cause of LGBTQA+.
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781604893632 |
PRICE | $19.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 258 |
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