Nan Shepherd

Aug 17, 2024 | fivebooks.com | Michel Faber |Harry Giles |Nan Shepherd |Walter Scott

“It’s a brilliant reflection of our preconceptions about bodies, and what we think other forms of life may be capable of or how important we think they are, in terms of whether or not they look like us. The novel is written from the point of view of an alien who has a particular job to do, which involves rounding up humans (while trying to fly under the radar and go unnoticed), and then processing them for a particular use back on her home planet.” Read more...