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A review by rjsreadingnook
Distant Gardens: Ten Stories of Exploration, Biodiversity, and Found Family by J.S. Fields, Heather Tracy
5.0
Great collection of SFF short stories with sapphic themes and exploration of biodiversity. There is a wide range of stories in this book.
I was really excited to read Killer Trees and Second Chances by Sara Codair because I’m a big fan of their Evanstar Chronicles series. I also really enjoyed Codair’s other story Brie and the Marsh Kraken for the ace/demi rep, the steaminess, and monsters.
I loved the range of LGBTQ rep for all of the stories, which included lesbian, bi, pan, ace/demi, and gender rep such as non-binary, too.
I recommend DISTANT GARDENS to readers who enjoy their SFF short stories with sapphic LGBTQ rep.
I received an eARC and this is my honest review.
I was really excited to read Killer Trees and Second Chances by Sara Codair because I’m a big fan of their Evanstar Chronicles series. I also really enjoyed Codair’s other story Brie and the Marsh Kraken for the ace/demi rep, the steaminess, and monsters.
I loved the range of LGBTQ rep for all of the stories, which included lesbian, bi, pan, ace/demi, and gender rep such as non-binary, too.
I recommend DISTANT GARDENS to readers who enjoy their SFF short stories with sapphic LGBTQ rep.
I received an eARC and this is my honest review.