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Thursday, October 21, 2021
Book: C.M. Kosemen's "All Tomorrows: A Billion Year Chronicle Of The Myriad Species And Varying Fortunes Of Man"
C.M. Koseman's "All Tomorrows" turned out to be a hard book to find since it isn't sold at Amazon. I eventually found a PDF of the book on some server which I believe was in Russia (yikes).
The books covers the rise, fall, and rise again of the human race(s). It covers a huge amount of time. But for the scope of the book, it s very short. A page of text is followed by an illustration of the evolved … or genetically modified … human descendant. I found the text to be too brief and superficial and the illustrations to be amateurish. The three books I linked to above are much better examples of this type of fiction with detailed texts and gorgeous illustrations. "All Tomorrows" pales in comparison.
I gave this three stars out of five on Goodreads because there was a spark of something interesting there but it didn't quite deliver. It could have been so much better.
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