If you are hunting for a novel that defies easy categorization, look no further than Sticks & Stones by Vivian Rage. This brilliant debut fuses historical fiction, speculative storytelling, and sharp moral commentary into a singular, unforgettable experience.
The story follows a nameless consciousness that jumps across time—moving through pre-revolution Versailles, modern trafficking routes, and a futuristic reproductive dome-city. While the settings and laws shift, the underlying architecture of control remains terrifyingly constant.
Using a striking first-person plural voice ("We move. We stand"), Rage breaks down the barrier between the observer and the observed. While the meditative pacing demands patience, the payoff is a devastating and deeply rewarding read for fans of ambitious, formally daring literature.
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