The whole story in A Mortal Song took place in modern-day Japan, and it was fun to follow the characters as they dealt with both the modern and the mythical. One minute they’re riding in a car, the next they are staying in a shrine that is surrounded by ogres or ghosts. Crewe did a great job melding the two—it could have been extremely clunky, but it flowed well from one to the other. And sometimes both at the same time!
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