Blue Kind

Discover the gripping world of "Blue Kind" by Kathryn Born, published by Cornell University Press in 2012. This compelling novel spans 277 pages and delves into a dystopian society where the laws of physics are relaxed, and the inhabitants of Neom find solace in substance use. In this unique city, residents indulge in drugs to maintain their relentless productivity, while Alison, who has endured the weight of immortality for a thousand years, turns to these highs as a means of escape. As she poignantly states, "If you can't die, at least you can be as stoned as the living dead." This thought-provoking narrative explores themes of drug abuse, addiction, and the human condition in a captivating manner. Perfect for fans of fiction that challenges the boundaries of reality, "Blue Kind" invites readers to reflect on the nature of existence and the lengths one might go to cope with life's burdens. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary tale!