Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Creation, by Jeffrey Ford
Creation is a triple threat--got nominated for all three major SF awards, and won World Fantasy Award short story honors in 2003. And it was deserved--really good stuff. It centers on the protagonist's foray into Creation, a result of his religious education but critically enhanced by his atheist father. It just carries you along, like a really interesting dream. It's a great online gem to find, and well worth a few minutes to take in. I give it four stars.
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