
February DNFs
Not so bad – just two DNFs this month!
Not so bad – just two DNFs this month!
EIGHT DNFs this month, including, alas, four of my most anticipated releases!
A maybe-fantastical historical novel in Tsarist Russia, and a beautiful but horrifying queer awakening in a magical dystopia.
Most of this collection wasn’t for me, but the stories that were make the whole book worth it.
Chinese bandits taking on the Empire; a world where eating is taboo and sex is casual; and midwives with otherworldly powers!
Listen: it’s not SFF. It is the Wild West.
But it’s so, SO great!
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 Winter Knight is not a retelling.
The explanation behind the Arthurian knights being in Vancouver is much weirder (and queerer and more wonderful) than a mere retelling!
We’ve got FANTASY, we’ve got SCI FI, we’ve got HORROR and SCIENCE FANTASY and SPEC FIC; trad-pubbed and indie and self-published!!!
In which a scientist is absolutely not drift compatible with a wolf (but definitely thinks she is).