
‘Bursting with brilliantly thought-provoking ideas on almost every page, Two Tribes is one of these rare novels that leaves you looking at the world in a new way.’ James Walton, Reader’s Digest.
‘Read this for his mordant dissection of tribalism — why the sense of belonging can become so desperately destructive.’ Simon Ings, The Times.
‘Brilliantly and chillingly imagined.’ Jude Cook, The Guardian.
‘Two Tribes holds up a mirror to our fractured times, stripping away the shallow concerns of contemporary politics with razor-sharp observations.’ Jamie Buxton, The Daily Mail.
Most of the story takes place in the latter half of 2016 and the beginning of 2017, and is about a brief love affair between a man and a woman who come from opposite sides of the Brexit divide and from very different backgrounds. But it’s told by a future historian in the harsher and bleaker England of 2266.
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Online reviews:
Review by Robin Brooks (GeekDads), here.
Review by Sarah Brown (‘Harry’s Place’), here.
Review by Matt Bone (Boney Abroad), here.
Review by Gareth D Jones (SF Crowsnet), here.
Full Guardian review here.
Full Daily Mail review here.
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