Hole in the sky

Daniel H. Wilson's 'Hole in the Sky' presents a unique take on the first contact narrative by setting it on a Cherokee reservation in Oklahoma.

The story explores the cultural and historical differences in how Native peoples perceive first contact compared to Western perspectives.

At the heart of the novel is the relationship between a father and daughter, Jim and Tawny, who reconnect amidst the alien arrival.

Wilson blends thrilling elements with thoughtful insights, offering a fresh perspective on the science fiction genre.

The narrative invites readers to reconsider assumptions about communication, identity, and cultural understanding.