September DNFs
After nine DNFs in August, I’m relieved to only have four this month.
Tag: reviews: science fantasy
Too Full of Scat: Sandymancer by David Edison
A girl and a god go travelling across a wasteland…and get nowhere, basically.
Softly Finding Your Place: Pluralities by Avi Silver
On one side, an alien ex-prince and his sentient spaceship bestie; on the other, a not-girl seeing visions and playing Stardew Valley.
Sunday Soupçons #21
Unfathomable libraries and portal fantasy packed full of intrigue!
Soaring High: The Surviving Sky by Kritika H. Rao
Queernorm Desi solarpunk with flying plant cities – and a reveal you’ll never see coming.
Sunday Souçons #17
A very literal bride hunt, and a political space opera that runs on sex magic.
A Book of Meh Revelations: The Genesis of Misery by Neon Yang
A would-be-not nonbinary Messiah in a far-future empire protected by angelic mechas.
More Like Trash Fire: Silk Fire by Zabé Ellor
The biggest disappointment of 2022.
Heartbreaking in the Wrong Way: Light from Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki
I wanted so badly to love this, but I just don’t.
Fucked-Up and Beautiful: Lips Like Ice by Peggy Barnett
Unflinching, gorgeous, and not for the faint of heart.