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Old 04-02-2013, 06:09 PM   #24
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Metro 2033 takes place almost exclusively in Russian subway tunnels if you're into a post-apocalyptic scifi book. It wasn't my favourite book, but the setting was compelling.
I got out to about 145 pages but then I could predict what was going to happen (over and over) and it was starting to make my mind mushy so I put it down. On that pile of "a waste of further time." Maybe forever.

Still, I liked some of the ideas.
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