Re: Chatterton Reef by McCamy Taylor
Posted: July 22, 2011, 03:31:54 PM
I found a few -- very few -- technical errors, mostly in punctuation, missed spaces between words, and such -- but --
damn!!
I think what impressed me most was the work that went into the cultures and religions of all the characters. This goes such a long way to making the whole thing 'real.' Consistency and continuity are perfect. Characters are also very complex and interesting. Excellent plotting, with sub-plots that keep the reader wondering about the outcome.
The setting is impressive as well; with all the details of the various undersea ecologies and types of environments.
Altogether an amazing piece of work. I predict this will wind up on the Year's Best list. It certainly deserves to.
Thank you, Ms. Taylor!
damn!!
I think what impressed me most was the work that went into the cultures and religions of all the characters. This goes such a long way to making the whole thing 'real.' Consistency and continuity are perfect. Characters are also very complex and interesting. Excellent plotting, with sub-plots that keep the reader wondering about the outcome.
The setting is impressive as well; with all the details of the various undersea ecologies and types of environments.
Altogether an amazing piece of work. I predict this will wind up on the Year's Best list. It certainly deserves to.
Thank you, Ms. Taylor!