Review: "Tales for aging children come..."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Vonnegut published "Cat's Cradle" in 1970 introducing the religion "Bokononism (was) invented to make people feel good about not having free will, and comfortable with the knowledge that the seemingly arbitrary flow of human events was not so arbitrary after all."  The novel built on this wry and blackly numerous view of the world intrigued me than, and intrigues me now.Building on that novel, Bunker proposes to explore whether the end of the world to universally freezing  Ice Nine occurred on an alternate universe.  This is a serial, and the first installment has cast me in its spell.  (Subsequent chapters will be delivered for no further cost).  Bunker has succeeded in that difficult task of taking up a familiar story without depending on a copy of style.  As one of Joni Mitchell's aging children, I am so pleased to return to this world on an alternate universe.  If you are new to this world, let me point out that things around us continue to collapse, and a god dose of Bokononism may help you.