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Phiz - The Book Reviewer

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The image is a book cover for R.F. Kuang's novel titled "BABEL: An Arcane History." It features a grand, detailed illustration of a towering structure reminiscent of the Tower of Babel, set against a dark night sky. This majestic tower dominates the cityscape below, conveying a sense of historical depth and grandeur. Birds are flying around the tower, adding life to the scene. The cover also includes the text "#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER" at the top, acknowledging the book's success. Below the title "BABEL," the author's name "R.F. KUANG" is prominently displayed, along with the accolade "Award-winning author of the Poppy War trilogy," situating Kuang as a recognized and respected voice in the literary world. A quote from Rebecca Roanhorse describes the book as "A MASTERPIECE," hinting at the book's critical acclaim and the compelling narrative contained within.

Babel, or the Necessity of Violence – R. F. Kuang  (Harper Voyager)

Babel, or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators Revolution is a clever journey into an imaginary history.  It is exciting, thoughtful, and entertaining. Rebecca Kuang is obviously a very clever woman.  Although only 27 she already holds degrees from Georgetown University (BA), Cambridge University (MPhil), Oxford University (MSc), and is ...