
Gender Euphoria and Wrathful Witchery: The Scratch Daughters by H. A. Clarke
The best teen witches in print right now get even queerer and fiercer and more magical.
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.
Think The Handmaid’s Tale vibes, but modern, Black, queer, and with MAGIC.
A very queer, near-future sci-fi where aliens have come to save us…by taking us away from Earth.
Long after The Illiad is forgotten, they’ll remember Wrath Goddess Sing.
A mass sigil of a book.
Ansible was pitched to me as featuring a ‘bisexual hijabi time traveler’, and you know what, that really is all I need to hear.
If you crossed Catherynne Valente with N.K. Jemisin, you might be lucky enough to get something almost as extravagantly epic as Saint Death’s Daughter.