Category: Reviews
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Review: “The Mimicking of Known Successes” by Malka Older
Malka Older’s “unlikely utopia” is an enchanting gaspunk mystery romance.
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Review | “Linghun” by Ai Jiang
Ai Jiang’s Linghun is a horror about the monsters we become when we grieve.
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Review | Voodoonauts Presents: (ReLiving) Mythology, A Collection of Black Magical Stories & Poetry
“I write to create myself.” Octavia Butler These are the words of the late Octavia Butler, a legend whose creativity and brilliance continue to dazzle our world; a trailblazer who recognized that writing is genesis, and that words are worlds. Pitted against a racist and sexist literary elite, raised in a world where her story…
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Review | “Arboreality” by Rebecca Campbell
“When they used the spotty satellite link at the library to hear the news, he saw bits of the other world, cities and crowds and concerts and coffee and a new Mars mission, somewhere far away from this rainy corner of nowhere, where his only future was in undoing what had been done by generations…
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Review| “The Impossible Resurrection of Grief” by Octavia Cade
We learn to protect ourselves in the ugliest of ways Octavia Cade, p. 21 Octavia Cade’s haunting novella, explores this question in a climate-ravaged world where “extinction is a familiar odour” (22). In less than a hundred pages, Impossible Resurrection of Grief, plunges us deep into “The Grief”, a mental syndrome spurred by climate trauma and…