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valhecka's review
5.0
Ahhh.
Shades of Ursulas Vernon and K. Le Guin, Mieville, Valente, JY Yang, Hyperion (Hyperion??), Tanith Lee, Golem and the Djinni, and more. Several rereads in order.
Shades of Ursulas Vernon and K. Le Guin, Mieville, Valente, JY Yang, Hyperion (Hyperion??), Tanith Lee, Golem and the Djinni, and more. Several rereads in order.
emrysmerlyn's review
5.0
OK, so look - I read this in a single day and nearly in a single sitting. I think perhaps that’s not how it was meant to be read. So much of the language in this poetry collection is so deeply beautiful that I think it needed to be savored.
I was only a few pages in when I felt compelled to start reading aloud, and sat in my office reading aloud to myself alone until I finished the book. The words needed to come out and they sounded so nice to hear.
I don’t actually read a whole lot of poetry and I read even less speculative poetry, but I really really enjoyed this one. Nearly every page has something that just feels right or quotable or large.
I was only a few pages in when I felt compelled to start reading aloud, and sat in my office reading aloud to myself alone until I finished the book. The words needed to come out and they sounded so nice to hear.
I don’t actually read a whole lot of poetry and I read even less speculative poetry, but I really really enjoyed this one. Nearly every page has something that just feels right or quotable or large.
battlepoet's review
5.0
I own this book! I've loved Lemberg's work for a long time and am so happy to support them by buying their book. The poetry is delightful.
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