Binge read A Sacred and Terrible Air yesterday and man, that was a great book but also Robert Kurvitz was out of his goddamn mind thinking that it would be successful as a debut physical novel, theres so little comprehensible if you're not already understanding of the Elysium universe and history.
Favorite part is when Ignus Nilsen is imperfectly erased from history by counterrevolutionary regimes until he becomes a literal spectre of communism, its so tragicomic that it causes the edgiest teenager in the world to adopt him as an imaginary friend. Also very funny that "women are bourgeoise" was a bit that ZA/UM loved so much that they just took it straight from the book and put it in DE.
Sounds like it has a better overall theme about policing and shit than the first season arguably does, where bullshit crooked bureaucracy prevent the REAL cops from doing the REAL work and taking down the REAL bad guys and winning back affection from the family they alienated by being violent cheating patriarchs.