In The Cormorant (Angry Robot, 2013), Wendig puts Miriam through the wringer, beating, stabbing, and otherwise traumatizing her-and by proxy, you. Not you 'the person,' but you 'the reader,' via his character Miriam Black. Read moreĬhuck Wendig will abuse you.Wendig will break you. It’s also good to see more progression with Miriam’s story and will be interesting to see where the author takes things from here. If you have a liking for seabirds then the final confrontation might make you rethink that. The dark humour, vulgarity, violence and gore that are also trademarks of these books also return in bucket loads so definitely not for the squeamish. Can she find out who by and what it means for her future or maybe lack thereof?The format for this book returns to that of the first of the series where the narrative is interchanged with an ongoing interview for Miriam with a couple of FBI agents. When she gets there and does the deed, so to speak, she sees a message written just for her. Of course it’s not going to be as simple as a quick road trip, a vision and letting him know. Someone in Florida is willing to pay her $5,000 to tell him how he dies. Just as she’s leaving though one of the guys gives her a lead to earn some money from what she does best.

As she usually does, Miriam Black has annoyed just about everyone around and has been kicked out of the place she’s been staying.

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