A Plague of Angels

Sheri Tepper's work often explores social issues through speculative worlds. I'm curious how she decided to weave feminism so deeply into the fabric of this devastated universe.

The angels in the story aren't purely good or evil, which made me think about how divine beings could reflect human flaws. How did others interpret their role in the narrative?

Some parts felt slow but meaningful, while others rushed past significant moments. Was this balance intentional to deepen the emotional impact?