(SF) While his kids play VR games in a still-green Earth, the narrator and his friend wonder if it's still possible to catch and eat fish. (3,906 words; Time: 13m)
Rating: ★★☆☆☆, Not Recommended
"Utopia +10," by J.A. Christy (edited by Ian Whates), appeared in Now We Are Ten (RSR review), published on July 11, 2016 by NewCon Press.
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Pro: The narrator's obsession with catching and cooking a fish is comical.
Con: The ending is very confusing. The father's actions in the real world somehow triggered a leveling-up in the VR game?
The fish couldn't possibly be safe to eat.
It's hard to imagine an ecological disaster that would destroy every tree and every blade of grass and not kill every human being.
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Con: The ending is very confusing. The father's actions in the real world somehow triggered a leveling-up in the VR game?
The fish couldn't possibly be safe to eat.
It's hard to imagine an ecological disaster that would destroy every tree and every blade of grass and not kill every human being.
Other Reviews: Search Web, Browse Review Sites, GoodReads.com
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