![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Andy Weir certainly shows his skill writing a first person narrative from the perspective of someone of the opposite sex. There’s excitement, a particular form of dry humour that I love, and some kickass feminism thrown in. This novel is seriously fast paced, I’ve been in a bit of a reading slump recently but Artemis brought me right back out of it. Unfortunately, she just can’t seem to help getting into trouble. But despite this, she’s running the biggest smuggling operation on Artemis because it’s really important that Jazz gets a certain amount of money for a certain something she wants to buy. The worst thing imaginable for her would be deportation back to her native Saudi Arabia with nothing but gravity sickness to look forward to. Jazz lives on Artemis, the first town on the moon, and has done since she was 6 years old. Artemis continues the space theme but this time it’s on the moon. Thank you to the lovely people at Ebury publishing for my review copy of Artemis.Īrtemis is the new novel by Andy Weir, best known for his debut novel The Martian which became a film featuring Matt Damon. ![]()
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