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Eros, Philia, Agape (2010)

by Rachel Swirsky(Favorite Author)

3.61 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Tor

review 1: i liked this one. i think we are all programmed by the people and events in our lives, from the moment we come to be ... whether we be 'human' or 'animal' or 'computer' or 'android'. can we ever know the real 'me' when we constantly receive 'input' that reshapes our thinking from day to day? having just recently read 'genesis', and 'do androids dream of electric sheep' and 'undead and unwed', it seems that many writers ponder what sets us apart from beings with artificial? intelligence. (excluding the blonde who dyed her/his hair brown) ... ?
review 2: This short is sublime, in a way; and extremely disturbing and tragic, in another. I was expecting for the words to not be as choppy at some parts as it was, but still, I liked it. It's quiet and unobtrusive, espe... morecially when dealing with Lucian. It's like following a child's growth - often irritating, sadly confusing, yet fascinating and rewarding all at the same time. The characters are broken, fractured in some aspect, but they are also wholly complete. less

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