Hugonauts: The Best Sci-Fi Books of All Time — I Who Have Never Known Men - Review and Analysis

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I Who Have Never Known Men - Review and Analysis

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Seen through the eyes of a main character who can't remember anything from life before the prison, you get to explore this strange, grim world from first principles. Its an alien way to explore an alien place, and the mystery just keeps getting deeper all the way through. The ending makes this a stylistically divisive…

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