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Of Earthly Delights
by Goldy Moldavsky
A sentient garden of wishes, hopes, and dreams, this telling was forgiving in its expectations. I felt listless in love as our blooming hopes and dreams took a dark turn into 'the secret garden that tried to take me'. Every page held a grim touch of horror that I felt drawn into and somehow I wanted more from the experience of it all. By the end of part one, it's safe to say I felt trapped in this tales ivy tangles. This story was nothing if not a platform for the yearning of that which you cannot fully grasp.
Out the gate I was captured. I don't typically relate to stories that centralize on an artist main character, despite bing an artist myself, perhaps it's just too close to home. This take however, I didn't mind.
I genuinely believe this is the kind of story that could be even better on a reread, and I look forward to what Goldy has to give us next.
Out the gate I was captured. I don't typically relate to stories that centralize on an artist main character, despite bing an artist myself, perhaps it's just too close to home. This take however, I didn't mind.
I genuinely believe this is the kind of story that could be even better on a reread, and I look forward to what Goldy has to give us next.