About the book
On the Moon's only city, Artemis, Jazz Bashara works as a porter and tops up her income by smuggling contraband. Andy Weir's science fiction novel, set in the late 2080s, finds her in a coffin-sized apartment, living on flavored algae, with a long-standing debt to pay off while rich tourists and eccentric billionaires pass through. When a chance at a huge score appears, she takes it, even though it means moving from small-time smuggler to planner of the perfect crime. Rosario Dawson narrates the audiobook edition.
Cat Williams-Treloar, founder of Humanisation, said it gives the same shiver about the future as the Silo science fiction trilogy, only set in space.
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Cat Williams-Treloar (Founder/Humanisation)
I loved the Hugh Howey "Silo" trilogy. An epic science fiction story about the above ground world coming to an end and the remaining society living underground in Wool Silos. Makes me shiver thinking about what could happen in the future. It's an intense set. More recently, "Artemis" by Andy Weir will give you the same feeling but in Space.
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