A Queer Witches’ Bacchanal: The Feast Makers by H. A. Clarke
The perfect ending to the perfect series.
Or: time for Sideways and their coven to change the world.
The perfect ending to the perfect series.
Or: time for Sideways and their coven to change the world.
Sephardic Jewish portal fantasy that taught me how to feel wonder again.
A disaster!queer on the run from AI gods = a confusing but stunning sci fi fever dream.
It’s been six years since Martha Wells’ last fantasy novel, and folx, it was so worth the wait.
QUEER
NATIVE-AMERICAN
DRAGON-RIDERS!!!
This is a tale of a woman who hunts gods and another who makes magic come undone, and absolutely everything about it is perfect.
(Well. Except for that cover. Sigh.)
The best teen witches in print right now get even queerer and fiercer and more magical.
An optimistic fantasy that asks, how do we love the world when it stops being easy?
This is, genuinely, like nothing I have ever seen, read, or heard of before.
Sometimes a book is simply perfect.