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The City We Became
Book • 2020
In *The City We Became*, N.K.
Jemisin crafts a world where major cities become sentient through human avatars.
The story follows five avatars representing New York City's boroughs as they unite to combat an otherworldly enemy threatening their city.
The novel explores themes of gentrification, racism, and community unity, set against a backdrop of surreal and fantastical events.
Jemisin crafts a world where major cities become sentient through human avatars.
The story follows five avatars representing New York City's boroughs as they unite to combat an otherworldly enemy threatening their city.
The novel explores themes of gentrification, racism, and community unity, set against a backdrop of surreal and fantastical events.
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as a sci-fi novel that personifies New York City as monsters representing the city's psyche.


Jon Collins

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as a similar book because of the concept of the city having spirits that embody it.

Emily Martin

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during a discussion about her work narrating N.K. Jemisin's books.

Robin Miles

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as an example of a book he found fun to read.


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