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Reviews time! "If you ever wanted to see mecha anime transmuted to prose fiction, or if you are seeking science fiction that explores the role of religion in a queer and interstellar setting..." @witchywonderer on The Genesis of Misery by Neon Yang: https://t.co/cshjuZfuDL

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Finally, as always, we have three reviews for you! On a Monday, @AdriJjy reviewed The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez: https://t.co/mGgAs1pawZ

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@PrimmLife reviews The Hollows by Daniel Church: “Church has made Barsall a community in The Hollows, not just a setting... Church shows humanity is strongest when it works as a community.” https://t.co/9QP53Hhlln

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Y'all just unlocked double poems for 2023! Onward to specials! Reward Spotlight on @mari_ness's "Through Immortal Shadows Singing" (in Autographed Books 3). It's a poem, it's a novella, it's myth, it's the most beautiful woman ever (famous Helen), it looks like it's made of gold https://t.co/ItoZrG5syu

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Andy Sawyer reviews Orphans of Canland by Daniel Vitale, “a novel in which we frequently have to stop and think and even turn back to scenes which we need to re-read and re-comprehend. But it is worth the journey.” https://t.co/dAmQmlFkz5

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For our last review, Eric Hendel covers The Ten Percent Thief by Lavanya Lakshminarayan, “an innovative work of fiction which I think could only ever be told as a sequence of interconnected short stories.” https://t.co/oB85DTrgP6

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@div_online reviews Light Years From Home by Mike Chen, calling it “Quiet on their surface but so full of turmoil and love… With an abundance of deep breaths and reconsidered reactions, Chen shows us a family trying its absolute best.” https://t.co/Fz8Kj4rFrz

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Reviews time! @R_Turkewitz finds Adam Mcomber's Fantasy Kit - an ensemble of 35 short stories - to be "disorienting, engrossing, sensual, astoundingly smart, deeply imaginative, and utterly bewitching." Now that's a recommendation, if we ever heard one! https://t.co/TioMKRh5Na

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Finally, Aaron Hiel reviews The Defectors by René Georg Vasicek, saying it “delivers an unexpected spin on genre staples like robots, alternate lives, and authoritarianism with the story of Zig.” https://t.co/amV6joEJTT

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And now the reviews themselves! First up Andrea Horbinski reviews "Fandom, Now in Color: A Collection of Voices", edited by Rukmini Pande - "a wide-ranging set of essays considering the intersection of fandom and race from a variety of perspectives." https://t.co/m11RDVArcW

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