>There is tea and slow travel and food porn and some light economics and absolutely nothing, like, happens, plot-wise. It is On Brand.
Oh gawd yes. I find Chambers' books interesting, in that they have taught me that though I like cozy, there is uh...there's a limit to how much cozy I like at the expense of Things Actually Happening. I really liked the first book in Monk and Robot, and then Book 2 hit me the same way some of Chambers' scifi does, where I was violently shaking the book up and down, hoping that some plot (ANY PLOT) would fall out.
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Date: 2022-09-22 02:26 pm (UTC)Oh gawd yes. I find Chambers' books interesting, in that they have taught me that though I like cozy, there is uh...there's a limit to how much cozy I like at the expense of Things Actually Happening. I really liked the first book in Monk and Robot, and then Book 2 hit me the same way some of Chambers' scifi does, where I was violently shaking the book up and down, hoping that some plot (ANY PLOT) would fall out.