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A review by 1_and_owenly
Fudoki by Kij Johnson
5.0
While I enjoyed the poetry of The Fox Woman, I felt Fudoki in my breath and my toes.
Maybe it is because I have spent more time with cats than foxes.
Maybe Kij Johnson grew as a writer and I as a reader.
Maybe it was that the format was more conventional.
Maybe it was all of those things and none of them.
I savored every last bite of this book with its freedoms and stubborness and refusals and curiosities.
Maybe it is because I have spent more time with cats than foxes.
Maybe Kij Johnson grew as a writer and I as a reader.
Maybe it was that the format was more conventional.
Maybe it was all of those things and none of them.
I savored every last bite of this book with its freedoms and stubborness and refusals and curiosities.