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Rangga Prasetya

@RanggaPrasetya

I write about books, ideas, and the things that linger after the last page.

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Where the Axe Is Buried Review: Political Sci-Fi That Distrusts Every Easy Answer

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Where the Axe Is Buried Review: Political Sci-Fi That Distrusts Every Easy Answer

A spoiler-light review of Ray Nayler’s Where the Axe Is Buried, covering its rival authoritarian systems, fractured cast, political ideas, trade-offs, and current U.S. editions.

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Howling Dark Review: The Sun Eater Sequel Gets Stranger Before It Gets Better

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Howling Dark Review: The Sun Eater Sequel Gets Stranger Before It Gets Better

A spoiler-light Howling Dark review covering its stranger setting, slower middle, horror edge, philosophical weight, edition details, and who should continue Sun Eater.

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Saltcrop Review: A Climate Dystopia That Works Because the Family Comes First

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Saltcrop Review: A Climate Dystopia That Works Because the Family Comes First

A spoiler-light Saltcrop review focused on its climate-fiction realism, sisterhood, thriller structure, and who will get the most from Yume Kitasei’s novel.

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Frontier Review: A Sci-Fi Western That Works Better as a Journey Than a Plot

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Frontier Review: A Sci-Fi Western That Works Better as a Journey Than a Plot

A spoiler-light Frontier review: why Grace Curtis’s post-apocalyptic western can be a great slump-breaker, where its episodic structure frustrates, and who should read it.

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The First Sister Review: A Good Space Opera, but an Even Better Beginning

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The First Sister Review: A Good Space Opera, but an Even Better Beginning

A spoiler-light review of The First Sister by Linden A. Lewis: what works, what may frustrate you, who it suits, and why its biggest strength is the trilogy it begins.

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