![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Meanwhile, the real New York City, where I live, has become the center of America’s coronavirus pandemic, and the literal infection here is casting existing bigotry and white nationalism into ever-sharper relief. The infection in her fantasy New York City is a metaphor for colonialism and bigotry and white nationalism. The City We Became is strange to read right now in a way that Jemisin - the only person ever to win the prestigious Hugo Award three years in a row - could not possibly have predicted. It spreads rapidly from person to person, and its goal is nothing less than to destroy everything that makes New York a living, breathing, vital organism. Jemisin, an infection is spreading across New York City. In The City We Became, the new novel by N.K. ![]()
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