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A review by heniaakbar
Uncanny Magazine Issue 40: May/June 2021 by Chimedum Ohaegbu, Elsa Sjunneson, Michael Damian Thomas, Lynne M. Thomas
adventurous
3.0
FICTION (AND RATED REVIEW)
- Unseelie Brothers, Ltd. by Fran Wilde
A perfect blend of fantasy and fashion design. It's awesome to imagine a dress which can transform, like, for example, The Butterfly Dress means it's made by a living butterfly and can transform the wearer. Love it. 5 ⭐
- Thirteen of the Secrets in My Purse by Rachel Swirsky
Too short to comprehend the plot and everything but the concept is interesting. 3 ⭐
- Proof by Induction by José Pablo Iriarte
I don't understand Math and half of this story is about Math so it just flies by through my brain. I don't have any idea what it's talking about lol. 3 ⭐
- How the Girls Came Home by Eugenia Triantafyllou
- River, Clap Your Hands by Sheree Renée Thomas
- The Hungry Ones by Emma Törzs
- Heart Shine by Shveta Thakrar
ESSAYS
A Love Letter to Libraries by E. Lily Yu
Babylon 5 and Antifascism by Andrew Liptak
The Protagonist Problem by Ada Palmer and Jo Walton
More Than Meets the Eye: Transformers as Trans Fantasy by C. J. Linton
- Unseelie Brothers, Ltd. by Fran Wilde
A perfect blend of fantasy and fashion design. It's awesome to imagine a dress which can transform, like, for example, The Butterfly Dress means it's made by a living butterfly and can transform the wearer. Love it. 5 ⭐
- Thirteen of the Secrets in My Purse by Rachel Swirsky
Too short to comprehend the plot and everything but the concept is interesting. 3 ⭐
- Proof by Induction by José Pablo Iriarte
I don't understand Math and half of this story is about Math so it just flies by through my brain. I don't have any idea what it's talking about lol. 3 ⭐
- How the Girls Came Home by Eugenia Triantafyllou
- River, Clap Your Hands by Sheree Renée Thomas
- The Hungry Ones by Emma Törzs
- Heart Shine by Shveta Thakrar
ESSAYS
A Love Letter to Libraries by E. Lily Yu
Babylon 5 and Antifascism by Andrew Liptak
The Protagonist Problem by Ada Palmer and Jo Walton
More Than Meets the Eye: Transformers as Trans Fantasy by C. J. Linton