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Now optioned as a TV series for HBO, with executive producer George R. R. Martin!An award-winning literary author enters the world of magical realism with her World Fantasy Award-winning novel of a remarkable woman in post-apocalyptic Africa. In a post-apocalyptic Africa, the world has changed in many ways; yet in one region genocide between tribes still bloodies the land. A woman who has survived the annihilation of her village and a terrible rape by an enemy general wanders into the desert, hoping to die. Instead, she gives birth to an angry baby girl with hair and skin the color of sand. Gripped by the cer

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Who Fears Death by Nnedi Okorafor Book Review

Name: Deedi Brown
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: TherearenowordsstrongenoughtoexplainhowmuchyouNEEDtoreadthisbook
Date: Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2017
Review: This book will change the way I see the world forever. It is a genre so different and yet so similar to those I have read before, but it made such an impression on me. I am going to read everything Nnedi Okorafor has ever written, because it will make my world better and deeper. How many books can you say have done that for you? Few for me. I cannot recommend it to you highly enough. Who Fears Death had just enough fantasy, just enough feminism, just enough social justice, and just enough beauty to leave me in awe of every word. Okorafor has won a ton of awards for a reason—I couldn't believe her talent.Onyesonwu is a formidable human being. She is strong and angry. She has power. She is not particularly feminine, and yet also incredibly woman. She is both good and bad, but mostly good. It is hard to wrap your head around her character, but she also finds it hard to wrap her head around her own self, so this isn't surprising. The result is that even though she is magical and powerful, she is also extremely human, and very beautiful.The other characters in the story begin as very two-dimensional, but as it progressed, I found myself surprised by how much I either loved or hated them. This helped reinforce the theme that all people are human, that no one deserves to be treated a specific way based on superficial impressions, and that the world can always use more compassion.If you take only one of my recommendations ever, let it be this one. Read this book.

Name: KingCotton
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: ChosenOneFixesRacism
Date: Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2021
Review: I have seriously mixed feelings about this book.Liked: The African setting was unique and the world extremely fleshed out, with lots of interesting lore. The writing was good, though sometimes a little too lyrical and confusing.Disliked: The book started off strong but then seriously dragged in the middle before rushing to a confusing conclusion.The main character, Onyesonwu (Onye), doesn't have a lot of agency. Stuff just kind of happens to her throughout the book with no clear cause and effect. Spirits show up out of nowhere and give her ambiguous magical powers, then wander off never to be seen again. She has strange, random encounters that are never explained.Overall the plot is weak. After a strong beginning that explains Onye's backstory and sets up what seems like an epic showdown between Onye and her evil father, she and a gang of mostly useless friends wander around the desert without a clear purpose for a significant portion of the book. They're heading West to make a prophesy come true that will free the slaves (the Okeke in this world, aka Black people) from their oppressors (the Nuru, aka White(ish) people). However, it's unclear how they're going to do that, so they just kind of amble in that direction while random stuff happens to them. Large portions of the book are dedicated to her useless friends fighting with each other, which ultimately has no effect on the plot or anything else that happens. It's just there to pad the book out I guess, because otherwise it would only be ~150 pages at most.But despite the serious pacing issues and confusing ending, I would have rated this book at least three stars, maybe four for originality, if not for the "chosen one fixes racism" theme. I know the author wrote this book in 2011, but it's still hard to buy into the narrative that all it takes to fix serious systemic problems like racism/slavery is for one special person to kill one evil person.Even as a fantasy I'm not buying it, and the whole concept of such a simple solution to a VERY complex problem is insulting in 2021. Clearly the author wanted this book to be topical and meaningful to the real world, but ironically by sticking to the oldest fantasy cliché there is - good person defeats evil person with magic, saves the world - she missed the mark big-time.The book's message hasn't aged well is what I'm saying. I'm curious how HBO is going to handle this critical weakness of the story, if they still move forward with a TV series adaption. They'll have to do some significant rewriting of the story for that reason...and also how boring it is in the middle, and how the ending makes no sense.

Name: Bryan Desmond
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Cometothisstorywithalightheartbecauseyouwillbeleavingwithaheavyone
Date: Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2018
Review: I want to recommend this book, but I also feel obligated to warn; come to this story with a light heart, because you will be leaving with a heavy one.Who Fears Death. A great title, and the name of our protagonist as well; Onyesonwu. Nnedi Okorafor's powerful story takes place in a future Africa. How far into the future is not made clear, but the setting is very interesting. Computers and GPS systems still linger, and though they are used, no one seems to know exactly how they work. The exact setting is revealed near the end, but I won't mention it here. It feels like something to discover on your own.Onyesonwu is Ewu, a child of violence; born of rape. She is a result of the genocide by the Nuru people against the Okeke. Blinded by the writings of the Great Book, the Nuru people seek to exterminate the Okeke, and harm them by any means necessary. Even the horrors of weaponized rape. A term that I'd not heard before this book, and one that forces you to think on the evils in this world. To change her world, and wipe away these evils, Onyesonwu must rewrite the Book, and confront her murderous father to do so. The story is often hard to read, but always compelling; and the characters that fill it (Mwita, Luyu, Najeeba, and all the rest) bring it to life.Okorafor hits an intriguing mix between the fantastic and the real; I've heard it called 'magical realism'? I suppose that's as good a descriptor as any. I was impressed, and didn't put it down often. I'll be reading more of her work.