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jacey
Tetley Abednego lives on a floating garbage patch somewhere in the Pacific. This is post-apocalyptic. The world has been drowned by climate change, brought about by Fuckwits (that's us). Garbagetown is all that's left. This is a slice-of-life novella without any real plot. Incidents come and go, but not always in chronological order (or is it me just getting confused). Tetley is an upbeat character despite becoming a pariah for taking action to save Garbagetown from itself. I'm glad this was only a novella as I found this a difficult read because of the quirky style. I read one or two reviews that suggested it was funny, but I must have had my sense of humour switched off. This book manages to be depressing, disturbing, and hopeful at the same time.
