Sift

This was shortlisted for the Ursula K. LeGuin prize. I see why the prize committee chose it - it fits the brief and reminds me a lot of last year's winner (Arboreality, by Rebecca Campbell), though I liked that one more. This one was very short, poetic, and abstract. If that sounds good to you, you'......more

Gorgeous and terrifying.......more

I read this novel in Galleys and wrote a review for CALYX Journal. The link: [URL not allowed]......more

One of the most unique reading experiences I have had I felt like it was such a complete yet chaotic image Even the Acknowledgments are creative and interesting. Like seriously... this may be the only book where I have read the acknowledgments. Also, this part alone makes it a recommended reading exper......more

Of all the books on the Ursula K Le Guin prize shortlist, this was the only one I wasn't able to easily source a copy of. All but one of the others are available as ebooks, and The Skin and its Girl - which has no digital edition in the UK - is readily available in bookshops. *Sift*, on the othe......more