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A review by ladyfives
Smut Peddler Presents: My Monster Girlfriend by Amanda Lafrenais, Andrea Purcell
you know what, good for her
Diverse on all fronts, my favourite way for an anthology to be. In representation of race/gender/bodies/pairings (but mainly sapphic), in tone, in genre, in art style, in spookiness, and in self-seriousness (though most slanted comedic or lighthearted. Some kinda touched on the level of wackiness that in this context feels like the story is making fun of you, which I don't love, but eh).
Not a lot of outrageous stand-outs but of course plot and character are kinda taking a backseat here, so what you sign up for (spooky, cute, intimidating, etc monster girlfriends) is absolutely what you get.
Diverse on all fronts, my favourite way for an anthology to be. In representation of race/gender/bodies/pairings (but mainly sapphic), in tone, in genre, in art style, in spookiness, and in self-seriousness (though most slanted comedic or lighthearted. Some kinda touched on the level of wackiness that in this context feels like the story is making fun of you, which I don't love, but eh).
Not a lot of outrageous stand-outs but of course plot and character are kinda taking a backseat here, so what you sign up for (spooky, cute, intimidating, etc monster girlfriends) is absolutely what you get.