World Made by Hand

Read this for the Luther Seminary book club. Some of us liked it and some of us hated it. The story did not go in any of the directions I expected, which was a good thing. I was impressed with how fully Kunstler had imagined the post-industrial-collapse world and with how the losses and difficulties popped up all through the story, so that I was constantly thinking, “Oh, I hadn't thought about THAT.” There wasn't much to the story itself, but those details made it interesting. I enjoyed it, but probably won't read the rest of the trilogy.