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David McK (3687 KP) rated Dragon Day in Books
Aug 26, 2025
Which did prove to be pretty much spot on.
Like World War Z, this takes the form of epistolary storytelling: all presented as if audio recordings of interviews (and personal journals) of journalist Neve Pride, as she witnesses the 'eruption' of Dragons from the earth, and the devastation that follows.
As epistolary storytelling, I found certain sections to be slower than others - I also find that, as it is presented as interviews post events, I also miss the immediacy of the action. That, I find, is a drawback of this type of storytelling device.
Still, at least I can now say I'd listened to it ...
