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Fury is a whirlpool of haunting myths, fever dreams, and viscerally real violence—all circling a vortex of damnation. This is an exquisite debut novel that will change you. [Adrienne]
One of my favorite reads of 2023 is now in paperback! Through the story of a stranded alien who hunts humans via dating apps, this book explores gender, sexuality, disability, loneliness, and more. Oh, and it's funny. And includes incredible illustrations by the author. Bravo. [Adrienne]
A story of undeath that will fill you with equal parts wonder and dread. De Marcken's writing is careful, contemplative, and strange. Taken together, it's a stunning meditation on love, grief, memory, and longing. One of the most awe-inspiring things I've read in quite some time. [Adrienne]
Drawing on her years of migrant justice work in the US Southwest, Saretta Morgan has crafted an evocative collection imbued with a strong sense of purpose and place. In the desert there is violence, there is longing, there is beauty, there is love. This is poetry for (and of) the mind, body, and soul. [Adrienne]
This lovely tapestry of a story, written by a queer Palestinian woman, brings such a unique narrative voice by weaving various stories into each other. Each character and event a colorful string sewn together to make a larger image once you finish, and take a step back. The influence of oral storytelling and folktales is ever present and its wonderful! An interwoven tale of acceptance, generational trauma, living in exile whether it physical or emotional, and the power stories hold over us. FREE PALESTINE! [Zephyr]
Immigrating is not the same for everyone nor is growing up as a second or third generation, and that is what Susan Muaddi Darraj captures in this novel. Each character depicts a facet of the Palestinian immigrant experience. I found it captivating. [Blanca]
Reading this book was like being on a speeding train careening uncontrollably toward a steep cliff. While doom felt all but certain, the novel's conclusion was almost beside the point, for me. It's all about the journey you're taken on by Ivana Sajko's twisting, turning, relentless prose. Can a sentence be acrobatic? And what an impressive translation by Mima Simic. [Adrienne]
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Have you ever wondered how to do certain things but don't want the gov seeing it? All in one place? This is for you! A lovely collection of very educational info that is easily accessible for newbies and experts alike! Learn banner drops, wheat-pasting, and more! It also has visual examples and lists of materials for ease of use. Have fun being disobedient, and be safe! [Zephyr]
This book is something I think everyone should read! Spade breaks down and presents the information clearly and concisely for anyone that is new to Mutual Aid, which everyone should know about. There are also reference charts to back to that are wonderfully handy! If the Info in this book is new to you, please consider this an excellent starting point and go from here! Mutual aid is imperative & will be ever more so in the future. (Plus it's pocket sized!) FREE PALESTINE! [Zephyr]
Okay: one, I want to be a cat; and two, I want to be a cat in a museum! This book has so many flaps in so many cool spots, capturing how one's curiosity gets sparked at a museum. The narrative is peppered with cool interesting bits of information. It's just a very satisfying book to experience! [Blanca]