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A review by emcgillivray
Ambrosia: Trans Masc & Non Binary Erotic Comics Anthology by Tab A. Kimpton
4.0
I wish I could read stories like this easily in other book forms. Crowd-funded indie comics are doing the heavy lifting when it comes to trans and general queer diversity in erotica and romance for adults.
(There's complex reasons for this in terms of gatekeeping by cishets in publishing and because when we do write for our community, they demand better.)
There's something in Ambrosia for everyone. No doubt very dependent on your personal preferences and kinks.
Like any anthology, a mixed bag. The introductions made me happy because the stories only got so much space and I wouldn't missed certain elements of who these characters are. That said, I wish there'd be more room for the introductions to be less elaborate as we could've just learned these things in text.
I'm looking forward to reading the trans femme and non-binary companion book Nectar.
(There's complex reasons for this in terms of gatekeeping by cishets in publishing and because when we do write for our community, they demand better.)
There's something in Ambrosia for everyone. No doubt very dependent on your personal preferences and kinks.
Like any anthology, a mixed bag. The introductions made me happy because the stories only got so much space and I wouldn't missed certain elements of who these characters are. That said, I wish there'd be more room for the introductions to be less elaborate as we could've just learned these things in text.
I'm looking forward to reading the trans femme and non-binary companion book Nectar.