Bogi Takács's review of Nothing but the Rain

Sparse novella written in a diary format, with a postapocalyptic setting where there is something in the rainwater that causes amnesia. I really enjoyed this at first, and also thought the amnesia concept was approached from multiple standpoints by the characters, which was interesting to see. I liked that the protagonist did experiments. Also, it was intriguing to have such a COVID story with no appearance of COVID. But eventually it started to seem to me that this was one of those books where the protagonist is a Black woman, but the (AFAIK) non-Black author doesn't necessarily think th...