
Fun and Frustrating: The Splinter in the Sky by Kemi Ashing-Giwa
When your sibling is kidnapped by the Empire, obviously you go after them.
Even when the Empire’s capital is a giant flying black rhombus with way too many assholes in it.
When your sibling is kidnapped by the Empire, obviously you go after them.
Even when the Empire’s capital is a giant flying black rhombus with way too many assholes in it.
Living stars, nonbinary assassins, and fairy-narrated sapphic romance – alas, these three didn’t work out for me.
A number of my most anticipated reads of 2023 ended up DNF-ed, alas!
A noir F/F and a fantasy inspired by surrealist paintings!
A very literal bride hunt, and a political space opera that runs on sex magic.
Empire of Exiles is objectively an excellent book.
But I just didn’t care about it.
In a world overseen by fairies, parliament needs to get its act together – or else.
A collection of gentle fantasy stories.
600 years in the future, queer musicians team up with giant robots to save humanity.
The disappointing conclusion to an intricate South Asian-inspired fantasy.