new review at heavy feather
Posted by sean on November 20, 2025
https://sd-stewart.com/2025/11/20/new-review-at-heavy-feather/
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Special K
/ November 20, 2025“I prefer nothing definitive to emerge”: sounds exactly like something up my alley, especially given the book’s tendency to make you think of The Plains. Hurrah for the book and your review of it!
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sean
/ November 20, 2025I think you would appreciate the openness to philosophical possibilities within the book.
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