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A review by macthekat
Uncanny Magazine Issue 14: January/February 2017 by Julia Rios, Michael Damian Thomas, Lynne M. Thomas, Michi Trota
5.0
A dark story of monster girls hiding who they are. Of hating their body, about others hating their body. About finding love and self love. About family
Merged review:
Did Tansy write a story just for me, just for today?
I am still having the flu, so a fun and fluffy romantic story involving the Greek gods (in person) was totally what I wanted and needed. It is snarky and sweet.
As I said, just for me, just for tonight.
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This one was almost like reading poetry as it was lyrical and hard to follow - I might just have been too tired or a little dense but it took me long to figure out what was going on.
Merged review:
I am not really into non-genre fiction and this right on the edge of that. However it is a powerful story and it isn't the stories fault that it isn't quite sf/f-y for my taste. It is a very emotional story and quite weird.
The title reminded me of Gengis Kan, so the story turned out to be a LOT less horrific than I thought it would be. Really it has no real horror elements which is always nice.
It is a very timely story by the author's intent.
If you like Uncanny's stories I think you will like it as well
Merged review:
Did Tansy write a story just for me, just for today?
I am still having the flu, so a fun and fluffy romantic story involving the Greek gods (in person) was totally what I wanted and needed. It is snarky and sweet.
As I said, just for me, just for tonight.
Merged review:
This one was almost like reading poetry as it was lyrical and hard to follow - I might just have been too tired or a little dense but it took me long to figure out what was going on.
Merged review:
I am not really into non-genre fiction and this right on the edge of that. However it is a powerful story and it isn't the stories fault that it isn't quite sf/f-y for my taste. It is a very emotional story and quite weird.
The title reminded me of Gengis Kan, so the story turned out to be a LOT less horrific than I thought it would be. Really it has no real horror elements which is always nice.
It is a very timely story by the author's intent.
If you like Uncanny's stories I think you will like it as well