接纳

This book might be part of the 遗落的南境 series.

在灯塔管理员索尔、身为南境局局长的“心理学家”以及生物学家和“幽灵鸟”的自述中,纷繁的线索就像断开的电路一样,终于连接在一起,“真相”这盏灯亮了! “被遗忘的海岸”、净化一切的X区域、会“吃人”的边界、神秘的动植物以及科学降神会,当每一样秘密都展现在眼前时,心中疑惑却并未尽释。就像其中的人物反抗无效一样,我们也只能错愕地接纳残酷真相。

Paperback, 365 pages

chinese language

Published by 天地出版社.

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ISBN:
978-7-5455-2071-2
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Subjects
  • Fiction
  • Missing persons
  • Scientists
  • Psychic ability
  • Scientific expeditions
  • Body horror
  • horror

Reviews

reviewed Acceptance by Jeff VanderMeer (Southern Reach, #3)

A synthesis of mysteries

A worthy conclusion to the trilogy. It ties together the mysteries of the previous two books, but leaves open the meaning of the big picture. While there were some pointers as to what Area X actuallly is, I was longing for a bit more material to make sense of it. It makes sense that we can never fully understand it, but I will admit it leaves me slightly unsatisfied.

I wasn't a huge fan of the changing perspectives, although I saw their benefit for the narrative.

In general, a bit of the spark of the first two entries was lost for me here – not because Acceptance was worse, but because of the immense increase in available context from the other books to guide you through what's happening, reducing the unsettling nature somewhat. Which isn't to say Acceptance doesn't make you feel uneasy. It certainly does.

Fitting end to an amazing series

I don't think I liked this book quite as much as the previous two, but it still sucked me in and I'm not sure how better the trilogy could have been wrapped up. There are a lot of still unanswered questions at the end, which feels fitting but something about the style of this one felt like a tease, where the previous two volumes felt more convincingly like the answers simply weren't there to be had.

I still love and strongly recommend this trilogy overall.