3.88 AVERAGE


Brilliant new voice. You can tell they are a poet. Filled with bright images and gay stuff (longing) and land and melancholy. A really good read. Read it! (instead of (or as well as) Honeybee)

Some beautiful, touching stories. Loved the evocation of familiar places.

I adored this. Queer, blak excellence. I'm looking forward to reading more from them.

brief, to the point, easy to read, wild concepts

A solid short story collection - themes of family and connection/disconnection to people and Country. Clearly linked, but not repetitive, fresh, readable and moving prose.

I found the first section mesmerising, the second intriguing (futuristic girl on girl action with mangrove plantoids?!), and the third difficult to stay focused on. all in all, a really interesting short story collection about family and identity.
informative

incredibly written with such important and heart breaking themes pertinent to the First Nations people ♥️
dark reflective medium-paced
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3.5

The second, futuristic, part was my highlight. I was really into the plot, language and analogy. The short stories on either side were interesting reflections on queer, first nation experiences. Overall strong storytelling but felt a bit hit and miss for me (probably because it isn't written for me, and that's cool).