Sunday Soupçons #4
Three mini-reviews – two books I adored, and one I really enjoyed!
Tag: four point five star reviews
Sunday Soupçons #3
A season of short stories, and an exquisitely beautiful trilogy!
Fucked-Up Elves Are Fucking Awesome: Pennyblade by J. L. Worrad
Grimdark elves with seriously outside-the-box worldbuilding!
A Quiet Beginning: Age of Ash by Daniel Abraham
Soft and quiet as ashes.
Sickening Brilliance: Manhunt by Gretchen Felker-Martin
Manhunt hits you like a brick at Stonewall.
Holy, Holy, Holy Hell: Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White
A post-apocalyptic debut about queer monsters reclaiming themselves and the world.
Enchanting Indeed: A Far Wilder Magic by Alison Saft
Gorgeous prose telling a soft, deep story.
The Story’s Not Over, It’s Ablaze: Ember Boys by Gregory Ashe
You absolutely, categorically cannot read Ember Boys before you’ve read the Hollow Folk books.
But once you’ve read Hollow Folk? You absolutely, categorically cannot not read Ember Boys.
A Delight From Start to Finish: A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske
Absolutely marvellous!
No Kind of Person is Broken: The Fallen by Ada Hoffman
A sequel I wasn’t expecting, that was everything I didn’t know to want.