Is That An Aura of Wild Magic Engulfing You, Or Are You Just Pleased To See Me?

I loved the worldbuilding and the utopian collectivist world where capitalism seems to be a very bad word. The agency of people with disabilities despite them was very well written. The biggest gripe I have which shattered my willing suspension of disbelief and why I can't give the book more than 3 st......more

WOW wow wow! It's been a while since I read a book that changed my worldview; this one definitely qualifies. It starts a bit slow and difficult to follow, but if you can get past the first couple chapters you're in for one hell of a ride.......more

Laceco runs away from home, convinced that his presence is causing magical manifestations of the emotional pain of those around him. Planning to live the rest of his life in isolation, his plans change when he meets Ven, a woman who appears in his hut and seems to turn the area around her into a tox......more

I absolutely loved this book. It is somewhat cosy fantasy as there is no major peril at any time, but that doesn't affect the pace or enjoyment as there is still a strong plot with good characters and worldbuilding. In a post-apocalyptic setting, a young man called Laceco has run away from his travel......more

Disclaimer: I received an e-ARC from netgalley in exchange for a review. I picked this story up for two reasons: The first line in the summary promising queer disabled joy and the fact that it was tagged as fantasy on netgalley, which is a genre where disabled people often do not really feature. If y......more