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cheri.ryancrotty added a soundbite 23 weeks ago
Loved this book!!
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Jennifer Wardrip added a soundbite 1 year ago
Amazing start to the series! Highly recommended for fans of apocalyptic/dystopian fiction!
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techteecher added a soundbite 1 year ago
Great book! Quick read. I was very intrigued by the story and found it to be quick and fascinating!
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nunjabusiness added a soundbite 1 year ago
Really hoping someone is developing a screenplay for this series!
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Jennifer Wardrip added a soundbite 1 year ago
The absolute best in apocalyptic short stories! I'd love to see more from this author & this world!
Thousands of them have lived underground. They’ve lived there so long, there are only legends about people living anywhere else. Such a life requires rules. Strict rules. There are things that must not be discussed. Like going outside. Never mention you might like going outside.
Or you’ll get what you wish for.
What the press is saying:
Boing Boing’s Official Review: “This story is terrific. I was completely immersed, watching Howey slowly paint a picture of a society gone wrong through the eyes and discovery of some truly compelling characters.”
Wired.com’s Official GeekDad Review: “Howey is among a growing list of authors who are making successful careers of publishing without the assistance of agents and traditional publishing houses. The traditional argument has been that if a book couldn’t find a publisher it probably wasn’t worth reading. However, just as iTunes changed how consumers found music and the way in which bands made their bread, ebook readers, and in particular the Kindle, are changing the ways in which authors find their readers and make a living. All of this means the old assumptions about indie books no longer hold true, and readers need to be prepared to adjust their expectations accordingly. The Wool Omnibus is a great book and deserves recognition as a full fledged contribution to the science fiction genre.”
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