
Far From the Perfect Companion Novel: Cassiel’s Servant by Jacqueline Carey
I think I’d have rather not read this, actually.
I think I’d have rather not read this, actually.
A disaster!queer on the run from AI gods = a confusing but stunning sci fi fever dream.
Queernorm Desi solarpunk with flying plant cities – and a reveal you’ll never see coming.
Translation State comes out of the gate swinging, but an otherwise excellent sci-fi is let down by a pretty lacklustre ending.
I really did not know how Hoffman could possibly wrap everything up in just one more book.
But she did – and blew me away.
I’ve read a lot of books with their own takes on a ‘better future’.
But this is the first one I’ve ever seen that actually shows us how to make that future.
Queer sci-fi Cleopatra.
What more do you need to hear???
Empire of Exiles is objectively an excellent book.
But I just didn’t care about it.
Alchemy of the streets.
Then make it queer, make it magic, make it gods-damn brilliant.
A very queer, near-future sci-fi where aliens have come to save us…by taking us away from Earth.