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A review by catevari
Crossed Genres Magazine 2.0 Book Two by Rachel Udin, N.A. Ratnayake, Ryan Britt, Alexandra T. Singer, DeAnna Knippling, K.C. Norton, Memory Scarlett, Claire Humphrey, Aliza Razell, Alena McNamara, Athena Andreadis, Melissa Yuan-Innes, Priya Chand, Kay T. Holt, Luna (Lindsey) Corbden, Barry King, Sandra M. Odell, D.A. D'Amico, Jessi Cole Jackson, Michael Ben Silva III
3.0
None of the stories in this issue really caught my fancy, though they were all very readable.
My main complaint is that they all somewhat failed for me on the endings. I also feel that they were trying to do too much in the limited space of a short story; at least some of the reasons they failed in the end was that they felt rushed to that end.
Still, I liked the wide variety of stories and worlds depicted here, and I love and applaud Crossed Genres' commitment to bringing genre stories that are not just white/male/cisgender to the party.
My main complaint is that they all somewhat failed for me on the endings. I also feel that they were trying to do too much in the limited space of a short story; at least some of the reasons they failed in the end was that they felt rushed to that end.
Still, I liked the wide variety of stories and worlds depicted here, and I love and applaud Crossed Genres' commitment to bringing genre stories that are not just white/male/cisgender to the party.