Published in 1999, Rewind is a story
which contains enough details to assume that the main character, Peter, lives in a
typical (though fictional) American town during modern
times.
When describing the setting of this science-fiction
story, however, you could take the focus off the typical time/place aspect of setting,
and instead describe the life versus death settings. Describe Peter's view of himself
when he is alive (misunderstood, unappreciated) and compare it to how his perspective
changes in death (he misses his body, the taste of toothpaste, etc). The book itself
takes an interesting twist on the idea of a concrete setting compared to an unknown,
more ethereal one. Understand that an partially abstract answer is completely
appropriate here, because the setting of this book is partially
abstract.
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