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Noé Wade comes from a planet without feelings. He arrives in London on a standard research visa, with a camera, a notebook, and very precise instructions: observe, document, do not participate.
His landlady Zoe Mira has never heard of not participating. She is a blogger, a collector of people, and constitutionally incapable of letting anyone be quietly miserable in the spare room. The neighbours are no better. A widow who cooks for twelve. A family with three children who treat personal space as a hypothesis. A chef who stays up late and says too much.
Noé's field notes grow stranger by the week. Human behaviour, it turns out, does not reduce to data. Neither does whatever is happening to him.
Field Notes from the Loud Planet is a warm, wry science fiction romance about what it costs to study something you are slowly becoming part of
His landlady Zoe Mira has never heard of not participating. She is a blogger, a collector of people, and constitutionally incapable of letting anyone be quietly miserable in the spare room. The neighbours are no better. A widow who cooks for twelve. A family with three children who treat personal space as a hypothesis. A chef who stays up late and says too much.
Noé's field notes grow stranger by the week. Human behaviour, it turns out, does not reduce to data. Neither does whatever is happening to him.
Field Notes from the Loud Planet is a warm, wry science fiction romance about what it costs to study something you are slowly becoming part of