
Fun and Frustrating: The Splinter in the Sky by Kemi Ashing-Giwa
When your sibling is kidnapped by the Empire, obviously you go after them.
Even when the Empire’s capital is a giant flying black rhombus with way too many assholes in it.
When your sibling is kidnapped by the Empire, obviously you go after them.
Even when the Empire’s capital is a giant flying black rhombus with way too many assholes in it.
Translation State comes out of the gate swinging, but an otherwise excellent sci-fi is let down by a pretty lacklustre ending.
I am mad at all of these books.
It’s been six years since Martha Wells’ last fantasy novel, and folx, it was so worth the wait.
Don’t you want to read a magical book about magic books???
QUEER
NATIVE-AMERICAN
DRAGON-RIDERS!!!
Living stars, nonbinary assassins, and fairy-narrated sapphic romance – alas, these three didn’t work out for me.
An anthology of trans and nonbinary fantasy stories?! *POUNCES!*
A mermaid and a plague doctor walk into a cult…
One book I hated; one I adored!