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Issue #12: CHAINS
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Issue #11
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Issue #10: HAIR
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REVIEWS
REVIEW: Queen of the Conquered by Kacen Callendar
Review by: Kerine Wint Kacen Callender didn’t write a historical fantasy novel. They didn’t write a slavery-centered novel for the sake of it. They wrote, in my humble opinion, a compelling, unprecedented tragic hero’s journey. If you’re going into this expecting a more generic fantasy that happens to take place in a slavery-centric world, then […]
REVIEW: The Deep by Rivers Solomon
Review by: Sean Dowie The Deep is a novella that I can easily hold in one hand, yet feels like a megaton. It’s laden with the weight of the past, the burden of memories, and the heaviness of emotional isolation. And that’s just part of the weightiness of its journey. I haven’t even mentioned […]
REVIEW: Throne of The Five Winds by S.C. Emmett
Review by: Brent Lambert Disclaimer: The reviewer is not East Asian and thus lacks the relevant knowledge and lived experience to critique certain parts of this work. The blurb for this book will make you think you’re about to walk in to a bloody, royal warfare but it never quite unfolds. And ultimately, the story […]
