My main problem with this book isn’t the content.  I’m not sure what the author intended, but my issue with his work may have nothing to do with him at all, really.  It’s the categorization.  This is being advertised as an adult fiction.  It is not.  At least with the audiobook, this is firmly in the juvenile range for me.   The premise of the story is interesting, if a bit juvenile.  Our protagonist, Dhikilo, wakes up one morning and the letter “D” is gone.  […]